The misrepresentation of “good taste” as a core design skill
“Good taste” might be one of the most misleading phrases in the world of UX design at the moment. Continue reading on UX Collective »
“Good taste” might be one of the most misleading phrases in the world of UX design at the moment. Continue reading on UX Collective »
Creating Training Programs That Achieve Deeper Learning Great learning design makes every L&D interaction relevant, engaging, and personalized. But what are the key factors for building meaningful programs that not only achieve organizational goals but also improve long-term knowledge retention and deliver hands-on experience? The eLearning Designer’s Notebook delivers tips, best practices, and proven strategies … Weiterlesen
On demos, tacit knowledge, and building your own scaffolding I’ve spent seven years in the design industry. Strip away the user research and product definition, and the core task was always the same: draw things. Wireframes, visual specs — hand them to engineering, then wait. I was essentially a translator. Translating requirements into ideas, ideas into files, and … Weiterlesen
For our juniors, organisations and future generations to come. As AI disrupts the design process and traditional hierarchies, organisations must shift to a “dual transformation” model that balances high-velocity atomic innovation with a stable tomato core. By using a Capability Link to bridge these structures, teams can scale breakthroughs while ensuring juniors develop the foundational mastery … Weiterlesen
How AI Makes Training Effective Artificial Intelligence, or AI, is significantly changing the way enterprises operate, including Learning and Development (L&D). The Learning and Development industry currently has a global value of more than $350 billion. In cloud-native organizations, with the pace of technological change, distributed working, and shortening skill half-lives, employees must constantly learn … Weiterlesen
Interested in full-stack web development with ASP.NET Core and Blazor? Crafting mobile apps with .NET MAUI? Creating video games with Unity? Or building native desktop software, be it for Windows with WPF & Winforms, or cross-platform with Avalonia UI? You’ve come to the right place! In this Best Courses Guide (BCG), I (Elham) have narrowed … Weiterlesen
Need to learn Objective-C? I’ve got you covered. In this Best Courses Guide, I’ve chosen the best Objective-C courses (including books) to get started with the language. I’ve taken into consideration that developers who learn Objective-C are likely to be familiar with Swift. Thus, half of these courses assume that you know Swift beforehand, some … Weiterlesen
Are we makers by nature — or consumers by design? You were wired to create. The digital environment around you was designed to keep you consuming. So, what happens when something has to give? Picture a designer at the end of a working day. They’ve reviewed a dozen AI-generated concepts, responded to Slack threads, scrolled through Dribbble for inspiration … Weiterlesen
Rethinking Traditional Growth Systems Litmos surveyed employees and HR leaders to understand how growth is being experienced across modern organizations. This report highlights their findings and insights on structural changes in capability visibility and recognition. It also addresses crucial questions leaders are asking today and where organizations are getting stuck. eBook Release From Ladder To … Weiterlesen
How we turned Apple’s haptic semantics into three numeric parameters that work identically on iOS, Android, and web — and mirror our Figma components. I’m currently working on a design system for a large SDUI project, and in this article I want to share my experience implementing haptics in our applications: explore the challenges you may encounter … Weiterlesen