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Why years of client work, deadlines, and professional practice reshape a designer’s relationship with emerging technology. Photo by K. K. on Unsplash I was having lunch with a couple of friends the other day. Both happen to be designers. They’re also around my age, in their early forties, and they’ve been designing for
A translation guide for designers who think accessibility is a separate skill set Every year, WebAIM crawls the home pages of the top one million websites and runs them through an automated accessibility scanner. The 2026 results , published this spring, found errors on 95.9% of home pages , averaging 56 detectable acc
A realistic guide to shipping your own designs. Your company wants you to use more tokens. Engineers are shipping faster than you can prototype. Vibecoded slop is all over your LinkedIn feed. Agents are the future. Figma’s over. Anthropic just released Claude Design. Taste is everything. Eng just shipped another PR! De
We’ve spent 180 years trying not to feel the cost of the machine. AI just turned the meter back on. Continue reading on UX Collective »
The gap between what AI is reliable for and what it looks reliable for is where damage happens, and enablement fails How to lead the change with AI in a nutshell I’ve been building with AI for three years now. I started by trying to scale UX writing via plug-ins and now have agents, workflows, MCPs, and apps under my b
How structured emergence solves manager burnout, team bottlenecks, and systemic design debt Observing the flock based on how individual biological behaviors aggregate into structured group intelligence (image source: Asa Leonard ) Molly Graham wrote an essay a week ago that ruined the traditional management approach fo
Two generations learned what a thinking machine looks like from a production line of individuals and the picture is not holding. AI assisted. The saga imagined thinking machines as immortal individuals in metal bodies. Real AI showed up as copyable software, and every difference is worth understanding. We grew up with
10 controversies and a brief history of the Framer marketplace Full disclosure, I do not work at Framer, nor do I have any affiliation with them. I’m just a regular creator who has been in the space for a while and watched the evolution unfold in real time. I sold my first Framer template in April 2023. That was over 3
How models change what we notice, question, and understand Tiny furniture [Content warning: This article contains images of miniature death scenes.] I recently started building a miniature house in my free time. I am clumsy and have messed up a lot of things, but I still find the process therapeutic. Part of it is how
The trusted face is the mask, but the machine underneath doesn’t know when it’s wrong, and that’s exactly what you won’t check. The more we trust a name, the less we question the machine wearing it, and the more that name has to lose when the machine is confidently wrong. A few weeks ago my team spent an hour arguing a
New EU guidelines, why AI sparkles aren’t enough, when AI labels are required, and what the rules mean for AI-powered features and products.
When tasked with building a highly interactive, tactile web experience, the architecture must serve the art direction. In this article, Alexey Kopytin explains their architectural rationale for building a digital stress-relief squeeze toy game using Lottie animations, DOM events, and distance-based math to maintain abs
A closer look at why users don’t need more tools in their daily lives. What they need are seamless integrations of useful features to match already existing, established mental models. Brought to you by Design Patterns For AI Interfaces , **friendly video course on UX** and design patterns by Vitaly.
We’ve fallen into conversational tunnel vision, defaulting every AI capability into a chat-based interface simply because LLMs are trained on dialogue data. But great UX is about matching modality to users’ context, intent, and cognitive load, so the interface adapts to the user, not the other way around.
Teams can generate UI faster than ever, but they still have to guarantee that what they ship is usable, secure, and maintainable. Accessibility as an operational capability rather than a compliance checklist or end-of-project audit, and what that looks like in practice.
AI agents are becoming more and more popular in many organizations. People tend to use agents in various scenarios, but this can cause a… Continue reading on UX Planet »
Claude Design is quickly becoming my favorite tool for rapid prototyping. In this article, I want to share a collection of my favorite… Continue reading on UX Planet »
Anthropic recently significantly improved the quality of design that Claude Design generates for specific platforms. And to test the… Continue reading on UX Planet »
One of the most common pieces of advice for Claude Code is simple: Continue reading on UX Planet »
For years, a design system has essentially been a library of decisions. Continue reading on UX Planet »
Gamma is one of those AI tools that can look deceptively simple: you give it a topic, it generates a presentation, and a few minutes later you have something that looks very polished. But for product designers, the interesting part isn’t about the speed but rather about using Gamma as a lightweight storytelling tool fo
DESIGN.md is a Markdown file that acts as a portable design system for AI coding tools like Claude Code. It helps AI tools craft design… Continue reading on UX Planet »
A technical look at the making of HAOQI.DESIGN, exploring scroll sync, glass shaders, and the interplay of DOM, CSS, and WebGL in a retro-futurist portfolio.
A behind-the-scenes look at Denis Avramenko’s creative process, exploring his approach to motion, typography, interaction, and technology through a selection of digital projects.
A step-by-step tutorial on turning a simple icosahedron into a dynamic, interactive 3D cluster using Three.js, TSL, WebGPU, noise, interaction, and post-processing.