Being a designer of any sort requires you to deliver some artifacts of your work. For UX designers, a prototype is a very frequent deliverable to produce. Prototype however is a very broad term, describing handful of items. What are the differences then? Is it always worth going for a…

…so how to be more empathetic towards the way I work? Let me ask you a question. How do you commute to work? Car, subway, bike, scooter maybe? We all have our preferred method, but can you remember when an exception happened? It was raining, so you swapped bike for…

Accessibility is a well-known topic that all designers are familiar with. Moreover, I believe we all try to obey the rules, designing our websites, apps, and services to be accessible for everyone. While working on a project the other day I dove into this topic quite deeply, and surprisingly I…

Conferences. Commonly known as fancy meetings for industry professionals where you look for a better job (and your current employer pays for it). Jokes aside. I’ve recently been to a UX conference in London. Not as a typical attendee, but a volunteer. …

If you are lucky (or old, choice is yours) enough to be born without a smartphone soldered to your palm, chances are you appreciate a well designed push-button (later called just a button). The old, mechanical button, with very noticeable key travel, and the culmination — surprisingly satisfying click sending…