I almost never have time to sit down in a quiet room and read design books or blogs and find out what’s new in the UX/UI industry or what patterns famous designer have used. So, I’ve found podcasts the best way to keep myself update.

In the past year I’ve been listening a lot of podcasts while working. I’ve learned a lot from design leaders from Google, Spotify, Airbnb, Ebay.

Here is a list of 5 podcast that I personally like:

1. High Resolution — video series design

This podcast is the main reason of this post and I wanted to share with all of you these…

We live in a world when e-commerce is growing very fast every day. Buying products online should be easy and simple with only two or three clicks. According to Baymard Institute 67.45% of online shopping carts are abandoned and that 37% of shoppers do not complete their purchase when they are required to create an account.

One page checkout is simple and provides all information upfront for customers (shipping and payment methods), unlike multi-step checkout — where purchasing a product takes longer time. Having one page checkout will increase conversion rate and reduce shopping cart abandonment.

Scandinavian design in general…

A few months ago I applied in H&M for a UI designer role and as part of their recruitment process I received home assignment for solving a very interesting problem (yey I love solving problems). The assignment was called Shop the Style feature and as they said the current layout, i quote: “is not optimal from a user and business perspective”.

The goal of Shop the style is to help users discover and buy multiple products from their favourite outfit without leaving the page.

Defining the problem from the existing layout

• Doesn’t work for screen sizes other than a wide screen
• Difficult to see if a product…