Interface designers

Foldable Smartphones: New Devices, New Opportunities

Mobile phones have evolved dramatically, with displays growing from 1.5–2.5 inches pre iPhone to 6.1–6.8 inches today. However, this growth has practical limits, as larger screens compromise single-handed use and portability. It has led to mobile-device specialization, with a range of sizes from large tablets to tiny smartwatches, each with different benefits and use cases.

Recently, a new type of smartphone that leverages the technology of bendable screens has emerged; the foldable smartphone may reduce the need to own multiple mobile devices.

In This Article:

⚪️ Fold-Out Phones vs. Flip Phones
⚪️ Foldable Phone Growing in Popularity
⚪️ Two Viewports in One Device
⚪️ New Angles Enable New Interaction Dynamics
⚪️ Recommendations for Designers

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💡 100 UI/UX Portfolios from Designers at Google, Meta, Netflix & More!
😪 Spent 4 hours curating this resource, deserves a REPORT 🤗

Meta
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https://madebymatt.io/
https://thanosipsis.com/
https://kaitlynson.com/
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https://gracemmaa.com/
https://cherylpychan.com/
https://www.leah-lee.com/
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https://syedadam.com/
https://www.amandahum.com/
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https://www.zegzulka.com/
https://www.carolchu.ca/
https://katherineliu.me/
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https://yikodesign.com/
https://devansh.design/
https://lnkd.in/gtAa9nTc
https://lnkd.in/ga2WW57n

Google
https://www.cedricith.com/
https://lnkd.in/gJGyQqnJ
https://www.tushar.work/
https://lnkd.in/gijD6nWq
https://kedingdesign.com/
https://lnkd.in/gJ9jRQuE
https://www.atadogan.com/
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https://www.perryw.ca/
https://ndrewgood.com/
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https://ethelialung.com/
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https://lnkd.in/gtrKrqXe
https://lnkd.in/gbXMzxSA
https://verlichen.com/
https://srinivasan.design/
https://ziaoh.com/
https://joshglucas.com/

Microsoft
https://lukaschulz.com/
https://yutongzhang.me/
https://candywang.com/
https://lnkd.in/g8xeHGxq
https://lnkd.in/gUWengYU
http://gabecagara.com/
https://www.yichenxie.com/
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https://lnkd.in/g9YWuJNg

APple
https://www.wenjing.io/
https://joseph.cv/
https://jasonyuan.design/
https://www.zaidsyed.com/
https://lnkd.in/gtvRUhXq
https://williamle.design/
https://seanlindesign.com/
https://kaijordan.com/
https://www.ethanchng.com/

AMAZON
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https://lnkd.in/gjc6Q_Vq
https://lnkd.in/gjqGzf2t
https://lnkd.in/gKrXsSQt
https://www.alinachiu.com/
https://www.aileen.co/

AIRBNB
https://michellegore.com/
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https://lnkd.in/gR74zf7a
http://www.greg-wolff.com/
https://www.rachelyhe.com/
https://lnkd.in/gfq_ZMA3

Shopify
http://courtneytam.com/
https://www.queeniwu.com/
https://lnkd.in/gakF4eJ6
https://dermansultan.ca/
http://cordellyee.com/

ADOBE
http://sam.design/
https://lnkd.in/gzYHNRXe
https://haleypark.design/
https://lnkd.in/ggw2SEh6

Uber
https://www.leedave.com/
https://lnkd.in/ggnD4hbe
https://www.cbshin.com/

Linkedin
https://www.antonios.work/
https://www.robertkan.com/

Dropbox
https://allyklionsky.com/

Figma
https://lnkd.in/gFwK28HE

PAYPAL
https://www.joannecho.me/

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Unpacking Moderated User Interviews: Turning Conversations into Insights

User interviews are a powerful tool for understanding user needs, motivations, and behaviors, enabling teams to make informed product decisions.

These conversations help uncover deep qualitative insights that guide the creation of user personas, validation of design ideas, and iterative product improvements.

The article explores various types of user interviews, including structured, semi-structured, and unstructured formats, as well as in-person and remote options. It highlights the importance of integrating user interviews throughout the design process—from early concept validation to pre-launch testing.

By leveraging insights from these interviews, teams can build user-centric solutions while aligning product decisions with real user needs.

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How most people count vs how designer's count

Where to Learn UX Writing:

Good UI text is almost invisible, but the slightest flaws in it are immediately noticeable. In modern applications and websites, high-quality UX text is no longer a luxury, but a necessity.

YouTube

🧲 UX, He Wrote by Andy Carney
🧲 Write with Dr. Kat by Dr. Katharina Grimm
🧲 UX Writing Playlist by Nielsen Norman Group
🧲 UX Writing Playlist by Technical Writer HQ

Books

📘 UX Writing for Beginners by Andy Carney
📘 Microcopy: The Complete Guide by Kinneret Yifrah
📘 Writing Is Designing by Andy Welfle ✏️ and Michael Metts

Courses

💻 Write with Dr. Kat Courses
💻 UX Writing Course by Uxcel
💻 UX Writing Course by UX Writing Hub
💻 UX Writing Fundamentals by EverCourse

Sours: Polina Kuznietsova

Hello everyone! 16.01.2025 Psychology, Minsk, Offline + Online
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How to easily make valuable connections and turn conversations into new opportunities? 👋🏻
On January 28, we’ll share how to feel confident in any conversation – be it a business meeting, networking event, or negotiation.

🗣️The speaker will be Siarhei Zubau – a professional with a specialized degree in international relations and many years of experience in management and communication.

We will:
Analyze why small talk is the foundation of meaningful communication and how to make a great first impression;
Learn how to identify people you really need, start conversations effortlessly, and avoid common mistakes;
Dive into interactive activities – practice communication in various scenarios and roles;
Master techniques for confident self-presentation and discover the recipe for catchy follow-ups
🎟️ Register here
Meetup details:
📍 Where: Offline – Andersen’s office in Minsk – or online – the link will be sent to your email
⏰ Time: 19:00 (Minsk time)/17:00 (CET)
🕒 Duration: 1.5 hours
🗣️ Language: RU

UI alternatives for tables

Working as a UI/UX designer means encountering tabular tables sooner or later. Especially when you design products that deal with large amounts of information, for someone unfamiliar with table design, it can quickly turn into a nightmare!

Tables are powerful tools to deal with complex data and gain clarity. Frankly, there are only a few times when table alternatives make sense.

However, there are some cases where you can consider alternatives, such as creating a more visual interface or presenting data in a more informative way.

I will discuss alternatives to tables, when and how to use them.

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🌟 Hi tech enthusiasts! 🌟
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Eye Tracking

Eye tracking in user experience (UX) design is a technique to use specialized technology to track—and analyze—where users look on a digital interface and for how long. Designers use this data to understand user attention and behavior—and optimize how they place elements like buttons and menus to enhance the user experience.

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How to pass an English interview and land your dream job in IT? 🧑‍💻

Facing an English proficiency interview can be challenging, but with the right preparation, you can significantly boost your chance of success 👇

At the meetup on January 23, Anastasiya Zadarozhnikava, an English teacher with 20 years of experience, will share insights on:
✅ General rules of passing a job interview successfully;
✅ Peculiarities of passing an interview in English for non-native speakers;
✅ Sample questions with a focus on meeting company standards;
✅ Tips and recommendations.

Register here

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⏰ Time: 16:30 (CET)
🕒 Duration: 1 hour
🗣️ Language: ENG
💻 Online: The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form

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The User Experience Research Field Guide

A comprehensive guide to doing UX research.

• 10 modules, emailed 1x weekly
• New chapter releases
• Exclusive UXR pro tips

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How do you turn life challenges into growth opportunities? 🌱
Crises come unexpectedly, knocking us off our feet, but they can become the start of change. How to realize this and, most importantly, how to use them – this will be explained on January 16 by Aleksandra Shcherbitskaya – Psychologist, Gestalt Therapist, Partner in Mental Health and Wellbeing Projects 🧘🏻‍♀️

💬 Why is it worth attending?
This is not just a lecture but an opportunity to look at your challenges from a new perspective. Together with Aleksandra, you will discover new inner resources and learn how to handle life challenges in a way that makes them work for you.

Register here

⏰ Time: 19:00 (Minsk time)/17:00 (CET)
🕒 Duration: 1 hour
🗣️ Language: RU
📍 Offline: Andersen’s office in Minsk
💻 Online: The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form

📌 A must for professionals who work with people and for those who face difficulties or difficult adaptation to change

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🚀 Discover how top companies organize their Figma files with SneakPeek! Get exclusive insights into real-life workflows and design systems from industry leaders. Perfect for designers looking to optimize their file management and boost productivity. 🌟

A complete guide for UI audit checklist

1️⃣ Identify the audit goal

2️⃣ Understand the users’ needs and goals

3️⃣Ask what’s truly necessary/needs to be changed, and cut the rest

4️⃣ UX Writing Audit

5️⃣ Colors Audit

6️⃣ Typography and Readability Audit

7️⃣ White Space Audit

8️⃣ UI Layout Audit

9️⃣ UI Elements Audit

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4 Tips to Amplify the Potential of Your UX/UI Design Portfolio

1. Fine-Tune Your UX/UI Design Case Studies for Maximum Results

2. Great Isn’t Good Enough! Embrace Feedback for UX/UI Design Portfolio Excellence

3. You Never Know When You’ll Need Your UX/UI Design Portfolio, So Keep It Fresh

4. More Bang for Your Buck: Repurpose Your UX/UI Design Portfolio for Social Media

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Is WCAG 2 flawed? A better way to determine text contrast for readability

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) for readability, has always been a good way to ensure content on digital products is accessible. However, if you go deeper into the readability rabbit hole, you will find it’s far from perfect.

WCAG 2 is designed to be user-friendly and easily understandable for everyone. However, its simplicity is also its major drawback. It only considers the luminance contrast of colors, disregarding how humans perceive them. In other words, WCAG 2’s mathematical approach lacks perceptual accuracy and fails to align with human perception.

This method can lead to issues for readers in certain situations. It is unsurprising, considering that WCAG has been around for over 15 years. While it has served its purpose well, it’s now time to embrace a more effective approach.

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UI spacing cheat sheet: a complete guide

I’ve noticed that many designers rely solely on intuition when it comes to spacing, and it’s not surprising. Correct spacing may appear simple, but it’s a skill that requires practice to master.

Moreover, every product has its unique spacing system, and no rigid rules govern spacing. Instead, there are still best practices to follow.

That’s when the 4 or 8-point grid systems come into play. They bring clarity and simplicity by limiting your options and making your life easier. However, even with these systems, the rules can still be vague. You have to decide which spacing option works best for your design, be it 8, 12, or 16 points.

Maintaining design consistency can still be a challenge. In this article, I’ll introduce you to the 8-point grid system and show you how to better apply it dynamically in your designs.

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Midjourney lifehacks for designers
Tech Talk agenda:

1. Basic principles of prompt writing;
2. Order of descriptive words;
3. Context and composition;
4. Key styles and techniques;
5. Advanced techniques for complex tasks;
6. Working with parameters;
7. Common mistakes and how to avoid them.

Duration: ≈ 30 minutes
Language: Russian

https://www.youtube.com/live/5BegGYKrsvU?si=wl45VkM6yisxRFLp

How to create a semantic color palette

Buildung design systems

Transition animations: a practical guide

Principles that can be used immediately by anyone in their design process.

6 principles for better transition animations

⚪️ Fade in and out with opacity

⚪️ Scale to add liveliness

⚪️ Maintain consistent directionality

⚪️ Balance speed

⚪️ Prioritize, order, and group

⚪️ Establish spatiality

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UX Research Onion Model

Figma UI Interface updates

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An awesome meetup on how to boost your brain will take place in Minsk soon! 🧠

On December 12, Kirill Hudoeshko (Marketing Specialist, Social Psychologist) will share knowledge of neuroplasticity – the brain's ability to change its structure and function in response to experience.

🤯 You will learn: what factors stimulate and inhibit changes in the brain, how to increase productivity, improve memory and concentration, enhance creativity, reduce stress, study and work more efficiently, and cope with psychological problems.

Click on the link to register

Tech Talk details:
⏰ Time: 19:00 (Minsk time)/17:00 (CET)
🕒 Duration: 1 hour
🗣️ Language: RU
📍 Offline: Andersen’s office in Minsk
💻 Online: The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form

Looking forward to your questions, as usual!

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UX Research Methods

Stunning illustrations within seconds? Easy 😎

But only if you know a few tricks 🤫
On December 6, Vera Poderskaya (Designer with 13 years of experience) will cover not only the basics of working with Midjourney but also advanced techniques for complex tasks.

Register here

Add the meeting to your calendar:
⏰ Time: 19:00 (Batumi time)/16:00 (CET)
🕒 Duration: 30 minutes
🗣️ Language: RU
📍 Offline: Andersen’s office in Batumi
💻 Online: The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form

We welcome everyone who wants to use AI to create visuals for presentations, UI elements, and much more 🧑‍🎨

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​​What is Universal Design?

Universal Design is an inclusive design philosophy aiming to create products, services, and environments accessible and usable by as many people as possible, regardless of their age, ability, or status in life. This approach seeks to create solutions that meet the needs of people with diverse abilities, and it advocates for the inclusion of these considerations in the earliest stages of design.

The core of Universal Design lies in the recognition that each person has unique needs and abilities. The concept extends beyond mere accessibility for people with disabilities to encompass usable, equitable, and inclusive designs that benefit everyone. This philosophy is often summarized by the phrase, “the design of mainstream products, services, and environments in such a way that they can be used by all people to the greatest extent possible without the need for adaptation or specialized design.”

One of the key aspects of Universal Design is its seven principles, which serve as guidelines for designers and architects. These principles include:

Equitable Use: Designs should be useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities.
Flexibility in Use: Accommodating a wide range of individual preferences and abilities.
Simple and Intuitive Use: Use of the design should be easy to understand, regardless of the user’s experience, knowledge, language skills, or current concentration level.
Perceptible Information: The design should communicate necessary information effectively to the user, regardless of ambient conditions or the user’s sensory abilities.
Tolerance for Error: Minimizing hazards and adverse consequences of accidental or unintended actions.
Low Physical Effort: The design can be used efficiently, comfortably, and with a minimum of fatigue.
Size and Space for Approach and Use: Providing appropriate size and space for approach, reach, manipulation, and use regardless of the user’s body size, posture, or mobility.
These principles highlight the importance of considering the full range of human diversity and the different contexts in which people use products and services. Universal Design is not a one-size-fits-all solution but rather a dynamic process that requires ongoing assessment and adaptation.

In summary, Universal Design is about creating an inclusive world that accommodates everyone, making daily life more manageable and promoting equality. It’s a sustainable approach that benefits society as a whole by reducing the need for special accommodations and by making mainstream products and environments accessible to as many people as possible.

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Some alternatives to using Black (#000000) for text and backgrounds

Source: Abraham John

How to Write UX/UI Design Case Studies That Boost Your Portfolio and Get You Hired

The term “case study” sounds a little boring, doesn’t it? What if, instead, it were called a “design story”? Well, that’s exactly how you should think of it! Approach your UX/UI design case studies like stories, not just a list of tasks you completed. You will not only make your portfolio easier and more enjoyable to create, but you will engage the reader and leave them wanting more. Give hiring managers structure, intrigue, and emotion as you tell your design successes. You’ll find yourself preparing to interview for your dream job in no time.

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NN/g’s Free UX Templates and Guides

In This Article you can find:
🔸Templates for Discovery and UX Research
🔸Workshop and Facilitation Templates
🔸UX-Mapping Templates
🔸Content and UI Design Templates
🔸Templates for Team Structures and Roles
🔸UX Resume and Interview Templates

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Displace – pattern glass, noise and glitch effects

Displace brings powerful displacement effects to Figma. Easily create stunning reeded glass, noise, and glitch effects with real-time adjustments. Perfect for photos, typography, and beyond.

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Duplicate and Rotate (Making an Analog Clock Face) | Figma

Duplicate and rotate to make a clock in Figma. The new duplicate and rotate heuristic makes making interfaces with rotational elements easier than ever.

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Bad Design vs. Good Design: 5 Examples We Can Learn From

Looking at examples of bad design alongside counter-examples of good design is not only fun but also draws important lessons for designers. They highlight pitfalls for designers to avoid and let us understand how to translate design theories into solutions that work in the real world. Jared Spool, the American writer, researcher and usability expert, once said: “Good design, when it’s done well, becomes invisible. It’s only when it’s done poorly that we notice it.” So, let’s look at five examples of obviously bad designs, shine the light on how good design makes it work, and distill some lessons so we can all create great and invisible experiences for our users.

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☄️How to Build Healthy Relationships at Work: What Unspoken “Games” Are Played in Teams, and How Not to Fall Victim to Them? 🔥

In this training, we will explore:

🔆 How to identify hidden interaction patterns and develop a healthy behavior strategy.
🔆 The rules for surviving in challenging teams.
🔆 How to balance your personal interests with those of the group.
🔆 How to stay in the game without losing yourself.

👌 Practice 💪 and mastering tools that will help you uncover the hidden games at play — and find out who is truly setting the rules.

🎤 Trainers — Sergey Khonsky 👏 and Alexey Glazman

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Accelerating Research with AI

AI can speed up certain research tasks but is currently most helpful in the planning and analysis stages.
This article focuses on how publicly available AI tools can help UX researchers in their studies. You’ll want to use your AI tools more heavily for certain stages of research projects and avoid them for others.

In This Article
🔸How AI Can Help in Research Projects
🔸Planning Studies
🔸Conducting Research
🔸Analyzing Data
🔸Reporting Research
🔸AI Can’t Do Your Job for You

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Explore Free Tools for Mobile App Design Inspiration

Discover a curated collection of platforms offering real mobile app screenshots to fuel your creativity. From user flows to design inspiration, these resources are essential for any UX/UI designer looking to enhance their work.

⚪️ UX Archive is a platform that curates and organizes screenshots of real-world mobile app user flows, focusing on popular apps. It's designed for UX/UI designers to explore and compare various user experiences, particularly for actions like onboarding, searching, logging in, and purchasing.


⚪️ Page Flows is a resource that provides video recordings and screenshots of user flows from popular apps and websites, helping designers analyze real-world UX patterns.

⚪️ Chamjo.design is a platform offering a collection of real-world design inspiration specifically from Asian mobile apps.

⚪️ UISources.com is a resource hub that provides a collection of design inspiration specifically for user interface (UI) designers.

⚪️ Adapty's Mobile Paywall Library is a resource designed for app developers and marketers to explore various mobile subscription models and paywall implementations.

⚪️ Appshots.design is a platform that showcases high-quality screenshots of mobile applications, offering a diverse collection of app interfaces for design inspiration. It features a filter by categories, allowing users to easily explore specific types of applications and trends.

🚨 Reminder: take care of your mental health 🚨

Working in IT is sometimes accompanied by stress, deadlines, and a constant race for results. But what if this starts to pull you down to the bottom, causing anxiety and even panic attacks?

On October 30, Kirill Hudoeshko (Marketing Specialist, Social Psychologist) will hold a meetup where we’ll discuss how anxiety and antidepressants affect productivity. Kirill will share his working lifehacks and tell us how not to go insane in the fast-paced world of IT and how to achieve that exact work-life balance.

💡 So what awaits you?
– Insights into how anxiety affects your daily work;
– Stress management techniques and expert advice;
– The role of antidepressants: when they can be helpful and how to take them correctly.

🔗 Registration

📍 Where: Offline – Andersen’s office in Minsk – or online – the link will be sent to your email
⏰ When: 18:30 (Minsk)/17:30 (CET)
🕒 Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
🗣️ Language: Russian

👉 Register now and get ready for insights!

Rules of UI design

​​Interface scanning

Users typically scan interfaces rather than reading every detail, and their eyes are drawn to key elements like headings, buttons, images, and highlighted areas. They often follow familiar patterns, such as the F-shaped or Z-shaped scanning patterns, where they focus on the top, left, and prominent elements before moving downward.

The brain processes visual information quickly, prioritizing recognizable elements like icons, familiar layouts, or large text. Users focus on completing their tasks, so they gravitate toward anything that looks like it can help them achieve their goal quickly, such as a call-to-action button. Their attention is often divided, meaning they filter out what seems irrelevant, focusing only on what stands out as essential or actionable.

As a designer, you can draw users' attention to key elements by using several visual techniques:

🔸Contrast: Use contrasting colors, sizes, or shapes to make important elements like buttons or calls to action stand out.

🔸Visual Hierarchy: Organize content with larger, bold fonts or prominent placement for critical information, guiding the user's eye to what’s most important.

🔸Whitespace: Adequate spacing around elements makes them stand out more, giving the interface a clean and organized look.

🔸Consistency: Consistently used colors and patterns for clickable elements (like buttons or links) help users recognize them quickly.

🔸Movement: Subtle animations or hover effects can grab attention and guide users' focus to interactive elements.

🔸Affordances: Design elements to suggest functionality—like a button looking “clickable” or a form field looking “typeable”—to naturally direct the user's actions.

7 Tips for Successful Discoveries

Discovery is challenging; it can be hard to know what to research, how to do discovery as a team, and how to get buy-in. Follow these 7 tips for smoother discovery efforts.

7 tips for running discovery efforts that ensure its success, build team morale, and ensure time is used wisely:

1️⃣ Secure Buy-in Before You Start
2️⃣ Agree on Roles and Norms
3️⃣ Frame the Problem
4️⃣ Prioritize Your Unknowns
5️⃣ Timebox Your Discovery
6️⃣ Involve the Team in User Research
7️⃣ Analyze, Synthesize, and Ideate Together

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Design Tokens Resources for designers

Get guides, templates and tools to learn about Design Tokens

1. Token Naming Template
Creator: Samantha Gordashko

2. Design Tokens Starter Set
Creator: Philipp Jeroma

3. Design Tokens Naming Playbook
Creator: Romina Kavcic

4. Naming Tokens in Design Systems
Creator: Marta Conde

Sourse: Sil Bormüller

Laws of UX
Laws of UX is a collection of best practices that designers can consider when building user interfaces.

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UI/UX Designers using AI can reduce your workload, save time and make your design workflow 10X faster in 2024.

Here are some of the latest AI design tools you should know as a designer in 2024

Save it for later 💜

1. Stockimg AI → stockimg.ai

2. Creatie → creatie.ai

3. Tldv → tldv.io

4. Patterned AI → patterned.ai

5. Flair → flair.ai

6. Recraft → recraft.ai

Source: Abraham John

Some properties of color

▫️Hue refers to the base color on the color wheel, such as red, blue, green, or yellow.
It’s what we often mean when we ask, "What color is that?" It distinguishes colors from one another.
▫️Brightness refers to how light or dark a color is. It’s the perceived intensity of light reflected from a color.
A color can be bright (closer to white) or dark (closer to black). This property is important for defining contrast in designs.
▫️Saturation refers to the intensity or purity of a color.
High saturation means the color is vivid and pure, while low saturation means the color is more muted or washed out. It describes how much gray is mixed into the hue.
▫️Chroma refers to the purity or vividness of a color, distinguishing it from black, white, or gray. It’s closely related to saturation but more specifically describes how far a color deviates from grayscale. A color with high chroma is pure and vivid, while low chroma means the color is more neutral or dull.

🎉 Happy IT Day to all the incredible IT professionals! 💻

Today, we celebrate the masterminds who keep the digital world running smoothly. Whether you're coding, managing networks, designing user experiences, or solving tech problems, your hard work and dedication keep us connected and productive.

💼 Thank you for your innovation, problem-solving, and commitment to making technology work for everyone. From software development to cybersecurity, your contributions shape the future of the digital landscape.

Keep pushing boundaries, keep creating, and keep powering the tech world! 🚀

In typography, dash, minus, and hyphen serve different purposes and have distinct uses. Understanding when to use each is important for clarity and professionalism in design and writing.

▫️Hyphen: Regular word use (e.g., compound words).

▫️En Dash: Used for ranges and connections.

▫️Em Dash: Adds emphasis or marks a break in thought.

▫️Minus: Reserved for mathematical operations.