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Copying success stories won’t make you successful.Remember the buzz around Spotify’s organizational model? Squads, tribes, chapters, and guilds. It sounded like the perfect blueprint for agilesuccess.The model promised autonomous teams (squads) working within larger units (tribes), connected by shared expertise (chapters) and common interests (guilds). It was a fresh take on scaling agile practices, and many companies...
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Want Better Designs? Master Feedback With These Simple Tricks
The Toughest Part of Design? It’s Not Creating, It’s TakingCritiquePicture this: You’ve been working hard on a beautiful, user-friendly interface. Every button is perfect, every color feels just right, and you’re ready to show it off to your team. You hit “present,” expecting high-fives. But instead, the feedback rollsin.“Something’s off here.” “I’m not sure what to click first.”“Make it popmore.”Ouch. Your first urge...
Why Design-to-Dev QA Still Stings
(and Practical Ways to Ease thePain)Figma designs often do not match the livesite.“It’s only two pixels off, no one willnotice.”I’ve heard that sentence whispered at 1 a.m. more times than I’d like to admit. And every time, it lands like fingernails on a chalkboard. Because those “only three pixels” gradually pile into an interface that feels… slightly off. Users don’t file bug reports about it, but they feel it—and so...
Image From Raw Data to Clarity — Cleaning, Sorting, and Synthesising Insights
From Raw Data to Clarity—Cleaning, Sorting, and Synthesising InsightsPart 4 (of 5) of the UX Research PlaybookseriesSynthesising qualitative data is similar to reaping the harvest after the diligent effort poured into research—it’s the step where hard work blossoms into meaningful insights. It bridges the gap between observation and action, transforming scattered (and messy) information into clear, prioritised insights...
The designer’s guide to decoding engineer-speak.
Photo by Jason Strull onUnsplashWhen engineers sound like they’re speakingalien.So the firmware manager is showing me around on day one & he’s like-“When the RAA489000 TCPC PHY detects CC line voltage variations, it updates the connection detect register bits, but remember that the ISL9241’s NVDC mode has different SMBus register mapping than HPBB mode and obviously the battery fuel gauge IC talks to both through...
The UX world in which you seek to undo the mistakes
The UX world in which you seek to undo the mistakes that you made is different from the world where the mistakes weremadeHow our choices define us as designers and why design responsibility is a burden we mustcarryThe Counselor (2013)We’ve all made choices. Small and big. Ones that have propelled us forward, and ones that have left us with regret. Sometimes we delude ourselves into thinking we can simply “fix” our...
UX job? Why so serious?
The real secret to thriving is finding peace amidst the dynamicchaosThe Dark Knight(2008)Over the years I have met many different people, but I notice that work is often associated with rushing andstress.Stressful situations we call “dynamic”. In fact, true leaders are those whose task is to remove this feeling of stress from their team. To protect their colleagues and remove their fear when “there is danger”, and to...
Why does Credibility matter in Product Design Solutions
The topic of credibility in Product Design solutions has kept popping in my mind recently because I’ve been revisiting the Principles of Design from Dieter Rams, and I’ve also been fascinated by the intersection of good Design and impactful Customer Experiences (I’ve been reading quite a few articles from the blogs of Qualtrics and Pendo). I revisit the principles of Design quite frequently, since they’re always a...
Draw what you see: 9 observation exercises to train your artist’s eye
These practice techniques will help improve how you draw from observation.
Does Apple's rumoured iPhone rebrand reveal a company in crisis?
Perhaps the next 'iPhone moment' won't come from Apple.
Into 3D printing? Bambu Lab has a bulk summer sale happening right now
You can get 6+ filament rolls for as little as $13.99 / 11.99 per roll.
Wikipedia's fashion collection actually looks surprisingly cool
Finally, a brand collab that has something to say.
'We need more designers evolving into super creatives’: how to build a future proof brand
JKR’s executive creative directors discuss the importance of creative hybridity.
What is phygital design, and why is it everywhere right now?
From AR packaging to VR pop-ups, the physical and digital worlds have never been more connected.
What is Phygital design, and why is it everywhere right now?
From AR packaging to VR pop-ups, the physical and digital worlds have never been more connected.
I played Reach and have never felt like more of a parkour king in VR
nDreams' new game, made in Unreal Engine 5, is the next (literal) leap for VR since Half-Life: Alyx.
'The goal is emotional resonance’: how to create a standout brand in 2025
JKR’s executive creative directors discuss how to build an iconic identity.
The Switch 2's most unexpectedly significant upgrade is the eShop design
Fans are as excited about this as the hardware and games.
Corona celebrates hidden logo detail in clever new campaign
It’s a welcome slice of sunshine.
‘Everyone said it would be a phase’: Yuko Shimizu on her artistic evolution
The award-winning illustrator discusses her journey from art student to educator.
Have they no shame? 3 of the worst celebrity artists (and 3 of my favourite)
I know art is subjective, but this is ridiculous.
Okay, so Elon Musk doesn't understand AI image generation
There's no way Grok could generate these images.
Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour review: nerdy and disappointing in equal measure
This is one for die-hard Nintendo heads.
Switch 2’s mouse control is a neat trick, but it’s also a real pain – literally
This quickly becomes uncomfortable.
No, I haven't bought a Nintendo Switch 2 yet, but there's a reason I'm waiting
It might be a gamble, but I'd prefer to wait for a limited edition bundle – let's see how long I can stay patient.
McDonald’s mosaic ad is leaving a bad taste in my mouth
Is it just a sleazy rewriting of history?
Escaping a religious cult clashes with cosy 80s pixel art nostalgia in Quantum Witch
Solo indie dev NikkiJay channels personal trauma into a bold queer 'plotformer' built with MonoGame.
I'm hypnotised by this 3D animation of cotton being turned into T-shirts
The fabric simulation is mesmerising.
I never thought this weird pirate RPG would have the most interesting art style at PlayStation State of Play
Please don't let it be a terrible gacha game.
This esports gaming chair is made by the OG gaming chair brand – but how does it stand up to the competition?
DXRacer's Drifting is an affordable chair that hits lots of high notes (and a couple of bum notes, too).
It’s remarkable how modern these Switch 2 GameCube titles feel
Wind Waker, F-Zero GX and Soul Calibur II get a fresh lease of life on Nintendo’s new console.
This viral 3D drawing app just won an Apple Design Award
Feather continues to win over artists with its 2D to 3D approach.
Want a new MacBook? You can't get better than these 3 deals
There's up to $500 off the M3 Pro, or get an M4 Air for just $849.
Target's Pride collection design fail is the laziest thing I've ever seen
How did this get approved?
I've had the new ASUS ProArt P16 for a month, and it's my new favourite creative powerhouse
This NVIDIA 5070-powered beast gets you all the graphics oomph you need.