• design
• April 10, 2025

A prompt to sign out, take a break, or go for walk.

• design
• April 8, 2025

When Ai becomes a part of mainstream digital work, we shall not get those 11 minutes to have some rest.

• design
• April 5, 2025

The death of design (if you believe it) shows our waning design capacity.

• design
• April 4, 2025

The journey of a thought to the performance is a delicate mix of structure, spontaneity, and judgment.

• design
• April 2, 2025

These are about the sentiment, the unsaid and the defaults of how we work in a certain way, the confidence-inspiring triggers that help us do our job.

• design
• April 1, 2025

The walls.

• design
• March 30, 2025

Digital transformation without system thinking is just a technology upgrade.

• design
• March 28, 2025

Renaming UX to PX makes more sense if every function is a product function—for example marketing is a product function, content too, and support too.

• design
• March 26, 2025

The modern community tools do not build the stickiness—something that makes people fall in love with the product because of the people, and with the people because of the product.

• design
• March 24, 2025

There is a book—Output, published by The MIT Press, and written by Lillian-Yvonne Bertram and Nick Montfort. The book is an anthology of seven decades of English-language outputs from computer generation systems, introducing us to the fascinating history of machine-written texts by the computers. Nick Montfort wrote an essay on The MIT Press sharing interesting examples from the book—to help us understand …