Product design
Create slowly, Taste, Good design is intentional
151: Embracing the process to figure out the most elegant and sustainable solution, Examining taste more objectively, Why intention matters.
How behavioral science can boost your designs
150: People do not always behave logically. We say one thing and then do something else. We even go against our instincts.
Non-design books for designers
141: To be a good product designer, you must grasp more than just design principles, do research to understand user wants, and focus on your soft skills.
Intuition vs. Data in product design
134: While some designers rely on their intuition and "gut feeling", others advocate for data-driven approach. But what if the secret lies in finding a balance between the two?
Designing content
133: Bad copy is ruining your designs.
Revealing the right information at the right time
130: The power of progressive disclosure in design.
How to effectively communicate design decisions to stakeholders?
As designers, we understand how difficult it may be to communicate our decisions to stakeholders. It requires exceptional design skills, efficient communication, and collaboration throughout the company.
Explore cognitive load to design better interfaces and experiences
By keeping the cognitive load in mind throughout the design process, we can create interfaces that are not only visually appealing but also functional and user-friendly.
Do they even care? Evaluating the design maturity of a company
How many of you worked in companies where design is undervalued, people don't understand the role of design, and there's no representation of the design in leadership positions?
How to work with designers (a PMs guide)
Product designers spend a lot of time working closely with product managers. Both roles are highly critical parts of the product development process. Yet many PMs need help understanding designers and efficiently working with them.
