The Internet has transformed our lives in many ways. But did you know that kidults are driving a lot of these changes? — That’s right, this group is not only influencing how we use the web and applications but also impacting how we search for information, make purchase decisions, and ultimately affect the economy. Who? It’s important for UX designers to recognize the growing trend of Kidults — adults who have an affinity for…

A collection of exciting publications and design materials dedicated to Product and UX Design. Agust-October 2022 💣 Main topics: Design Checklists Dark patterns in Product Design Neubrutalism style in UX Accessibility Research methods Ethical Design Disruptive design patterns Emotional Intelligence Data visualization etc 💚💚💚 If you like my work and want to support…

Design Digest is a collection of articles and various design materials dedicated to the best international product design. — Articles: How Big Tech Runs Tech Projects and the Curious Absence of Scrum A survey of how tech projects run across the industry highlights Scrum being absent from Big Tech. By Gergely Orosz Spatial Web Browsing Adding spatial affordances to the experience of browsing the web. By Mappletons

In this reading, the author looks at the topic not as a state but rather as a process that will likely not end soon. 1. Introduction Numerous works and studies have explored the topic of globalisation. Multiple aspects have been described and plenty of theories examined. However, there is enough room for…

What is a Minimum Viable Design? Let's check… — Every designer has heard of the term Minimum Viable Product (MVP) at least once in their life. Essentially, this is the exclusive or initial release of the product, combined with a single set of features sufficient to be useful to early adopters (check Wikipedia article about MVP). The main goal…

Brutalism is often the black sheep of the architectural community but some of its designs can take your breath away. Check out what I found! — 👍👍👍 This time let’s have a look at brutalism architectural examples of the countries: United Kingdom Portugal Austria Germany Switzerland United States Iran 👌👌👌

2021 has been like a roller coaster with many things happening very quickly. With the advent of virtual and remote work cultures, design trends have undergone drastic changes throughout the year. As new technologies emerge, Creative Design could become much more innovative in 2022 than in the past few years. — Many things that have been trending for three years now are still in focus. Yep, storytelling, dark mode, ethical design, unique illustrations, and bold typography will continue to be defining trends in the Design of 2022.

The importance of inclusive design is growing worldwide. As an example — the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CDRP) demands providing more support for the full participation of people with disabilities. — Around the world, more than one billion people have some form of disability. So that’s about 15% to 20% of the world’s entire population. Check the source: World Health Org. So the global market of people with disabilities is over 1 billion people with a spending power of more than…

Spoiler — normal design is a design that no one notices in use and does not even think about the designers who created this miracle — This will be a long (and a half) read, so take food, water, a chamber pot and let’s get started. A minute of the history There is a misconception that UX/UI is a new trend, which suddenly appeared in the list of the most popular vacancies in the wake of the development of the latest…