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South Korea's "dopamine sites" demonstrate that removing the transaction from a user flow can still leave an engaging and functional experience for users.

21 Jun

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Two modernisms

Designers like Mies and Beck simplified their work by removing elements like steel and geography.

One skill separates the designers who survive 2026 from the ones who don’t

A specific skill will differentiate designers who thrive in 2026 from those who do not.

We used to know that it was a person who wrote it

The proliferation of AI-generated content has eroded trust in online information, forcing readers to critically evaluate the human authorship of every piece they encounter.

Your strategic guide to winning design awards

Design awards can transform into career and company growth opportunities with strategic planning.

A2UI under the hood: Designing for the new era of radically adaptive UI

Designers are creating radically adaptive UI with A2UI technology for a new era of user interfaces.

While everyone talks about AI, design is gaining power

Design is gaining power amidst widespread discussion of artificial intelligence.

The board is not the game

AI products often have various components but lack an overarching design that ties them together into a cohesive user experience.

The autonomy dial: a pattern toolkit for designing human control over AI

Designers can use the autonomy dial pattern toolkit to set AI autonomy levels and implement human oversight controls.

No, design is not dead. Neither is engineering or product.

Design, engineering, and product development are not obsolete fields.

Access is not mastery

The prompt interface, by democratizing the GUI, has made computing more accessible, yet this increased access does not equate to user mastery.

How difficult could it be to design a chatbot?

Designing a chatbot can be more challenging than it initially seems.

What it really feels like to be a digital accessibility advocate

Digital accessibility advocates often face an uphill battle within companies, struggling to secure resources and attention despite the significant legal and reputational risks of non-compliance.

A shortlist of one: how AI became our shopping adviser

AI is increasingly influencing consumer choices by acting as a personalized shopping adviser, creating a highly curated and potentially monopolistic recommendation landscape.

We stopped clicking, and AI became the Internet

AI has become integral to the internet as user interaction has shifted beyond clicking.

Design for pain: how to make the worst moment better

Designers can improve the user experience during difficult moments by creating empathetic and supportive interactions.

The gesture and the instruction

Designers consider the relationship between gestures and instructions in user interfaces.

Dieter Rams avoids computers. His ten rules still fit designing for AI.

Dieter Rams' ten design rules remain relevant for designing artificial intelligence systems.

AI design isn’t ugly. It’s fluent — and that’s the problem.

AI-generated designs often exhibit a consistent visual language due to their shared algorithms and data sources.

8 Jun

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