do you realize how weird it is that most of us work at websites? Where do you work? Here let me send you the URL to my place of employment is any of this real

Are you a UX professional looking for your next adventure, or interested in hearing about what it's like doing UX research and design for cyber security? Let's talk!

I'm watching Peaky Blinders for the first time (finally, I know!) I can't help but be fascinated and rather inspired by the gritty, no-nonsense, slow-strategy approach to problem solving. Plus the outfits are so dapper!

I am shamelessly watching #RoyalRumble haha!

Wooo! Let's see the car!

Do you like markdown? Do you like visualizing your ideas? Do you like intuitive interfaces? Check out this slick markdown app.

I'm hiring at Arctic Wolf ! If you're a UX professional, and the idea of building great user experiences for the cybersecurity industry sounds exciting, let's talk! arcticwolf.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/External/job/R…

I quite enjoy the calm, introspective way this piece is written. I remember the point in my career when I began shifting the conversation to frame the problem we're solving rather than checking boxes of acceptance criteria.

There are two types of people. Those who show borders between every row of a table. And those who hide the bottom-border of the :last-child.

Ahh the mark of a company that definitely cares about its customers and their user experiences.

It's not often I see a new cozy game being developed that I'm truly excited about. Tiny Glade by Tiny Glade 🏰🌿 Releases September 23 ✨ looks like every cozy gamer's soft, sepia-toned dream come true. If the gameplay is half as immersive as the demos, it's going to be a smash! Can't wait to see the UX!

So...I thought Photoshop was in trouble because of AI. But now, Adobe's new AI-enhanced Photoshop beta is out. And it's one of the most magical things I've ever seen. 13 game-changing examples that'll blow your mind:

Valve is one of the most agile companies I know of. No Sprints. No backlogs. No frameworks. No Scrum. No SAFe. Just pure agility built around iterative development and feedback. It's worth 15 minutes of your life to see how they work: youtu.be/9Yomqk0C6kE 1/2

Learn how to use Fitts’s Law to improve your UX/UI Designs 🚀🔖 Fitts’s Law was introduced by a psychologist Paul Fitts in 1954. The law has a big importance in human-computer interaction and defines the correlation between a cursor movement or a touch gesture and an interface

I hear Red Barn Brewing Co. kicks people out for using the "wrong" washroom. What an unfortunate disappointment. What type of message does it even send kicking somebody out for just using the toilet?

Arctic Wolf acquires cybersecurity automation platform Revelstoke tcrn.ch/3RP8747 via @techcrunch

Do you remember when you joined Twitter? Neither do I, but the app does 😁 #MyTwitterAnniversary