Status: writing launch emails for Form Design Mastery 2.0 Long shot but feel free to send me any ideas.

It’s not a hot take. Only bored designers/stakeholders like this sort of design. It is not user-centric in the slightest.

I’ve watched 100s of usability tests. Here’s 3 ways to maximise the reliability of your findings: 1) Ask the participant about their current situation This eases the participant into the session and adds useful context to the next part... 2) Ask the participant to complete a

“It depends” – UI/UX designers I don’t disagree that some design decisions depend on the situation. But I often here designers spewing “It depends” in reference to things where it does not in the slightest bit depend. Here’s 7 examples: 1. Never disable the submit button 2.

Last week I posted this UI/UX tip: Use sentence case over title case. One of the 59 comments read: “Oh. My. God. We went round and round about this at a previous job. My coworker put together a 25+ page PDF about the pros and cons of each.” Here’s the thing: Tips like these

Me when a developer says: “yep, we can do that, no problem”

UI/UX designers: do you think you should update the button label to ‘Please wait’ when clicked? Some thoughts: 1. Is it accessible to update a button’s label when clicked? 2. Updating the button’s label can cause a layout shift 3. If you add text outside the button, it might

Yep, do the minimum, iterate (only if you need to)