How Cards Break UX

Designers need to stop and really look at the often horrible state of cards as used almost everywhere on the web and in apps. From Google, Twitter and almost any hand-rolled website there are designers who think that they are on the bleeding edge of UX. They've preached the benefits of cards — those boxes […]

Twitter, Few Opt-Outs Is A Poor UX Metric

This is probably what Twitter needs to know and users want to know. Everyone knows that when you add a new feature to a product, make it on by default, few will immediately opt-out, going out of their way to hunt for the setting.

Netflix attacks VPNs

Imagine if Netflix asked you to turn off your firewall or disable your anti-virus just to watch one of their outdated movies.

QA is Dead – Find A Sherpa

Where are the UX Sherpas? Quality Ambassador I like this one. Quality is not the sole responsibility of a QA. If the whole team doesn’t take quality seriously, the release of new features will always be delayed (or worse, buggy software gets released). Your job is to help the whole team own the quality of […]

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