Coherence is multi-platform thinking which focuses on letting users naturally continue their journey from device to device. It’s not wasting energy ensuring buttons look exactly the same, while neglecting the smoothness of end-to-end flows.
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As a digital designer I do a lot of research that directly (or indirectly) ties up with my profession. One part of this research includes scrolling through a lot of websites, looking and analysing stuff like typography, UI elements, content, animations, some UX solutions and so on. And all that with one simple goal — to become a better designer.
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More than 5 years ago, when I started to steer my design career towards the technological dark side, interactive prototypes weren’t as popular as they are now, but you could find some of them on the Internet.
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Machine learning (ML) is the science of helping computers discover patterns and relationships in data instead of being manually programmed. But as more and more experiences are built with ML, it’s clear that UXers still have a lot to learn about how to make users feel in control of the technology, and not the other way round.
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Accessibility has been a buzz word in the design community lately. What does it mean? “The Web is fundamentally designed to work for all people, whatever their hardware, software, language, culture, location, or physical or mental ability.
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