My thoughts on Design, Development, and Creativity.
I've been building for the web for 15 years. HTML, CSS, a bit of JavaScript. This is my attempt to find out how far AI can take me into territory I've never been able to reach on my own.
This week at our UX Guild day, I walked the team through something that started as a productivity experiment and ended up changing how I think about design system documentation entirely.
AI is not replacing designers, but it is accelerating a shift that has been underway for years. The designers who thrive will be those who adapt how they work today.
How BrightHR uses data-informed design to create better user experiences. Learn how we combine quantitative and qualitative insights to build products that truly work for our customers.
Why I migrated my portfolio from Jekyll to Astro, the challenges I faced, and lessons learned along the way.
After defining the product structure, it's time to start working on the look and feel. At this point the designer should think on the appropriate color scheme to target the product's audience.
Static publishing, oh blissful serenity. Why do I like Jekyll so much? A comparison of static site generators versus dynamic CMS solutions like WordPress.
Is the "Git for designers" really that good? YES. Abstract has finally launched their public beta, and that is going to change the lives of many design teams.
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