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How AI is revolutionising Product Design by prioritising behaviour over looks
Can one designer with the help of AI do it all?
Trapped by My Domain Provider: The Frustrating Reality of Canceling Subscriptions
Can one designer with the help of AI do it all?
What Are the Most Useful Product Design Frameworks?
🔎 Can one (wo)man, with the help of AI, achieve the same as a team, and if so, should we even want that? 📝 Can one (wo)man, with the help of AI, achieve the same as a team, and if so, should we even want that?In the ever-evolving field of product...
Product Designer success: Top skills you need to master
They are now some of the most important people in a business because of how quickly things change online. A product designer does more than just make things look good. They also have control over various aspects of the product, including how consumers perceive it....
Master the Strategic Design Framework for Guaranteed Success
The way something looks isn't the only thing that design is about. It's also about making experiences count. Designing is more than just making ideas happen. It also involves aligning our efforts with the company's goals. This is where being smart is important. If...
Essential Product Design Skills Every Solo Designer Must Master
Can one designer with the help of AI do it all?
Zipf’s Law in Product Design: A Practical Guide
How Zipf's Law of Least Effort Drives Product Adoption Humans are lazy. we are always looking to get the biggest outcome for the least possible effort. We are wired to choose the path of least resistance. And we do so on a daily basis without even thinking about it....
Zipf’s Law in Product Design: A Practical Guide
How Zipf's Law of Least Effort Drives Product Adoption Humans are lazy. we are always looking to get the biggest outcome for the least possible effort. We are wired to choose the path of least resistance. And...
When a machine replaces a human: implications and opportunities
This was supposed to be a rant. Me going to the mattresses against the awful service of my supermarket ever since it was rebuilt and placed self-checkout machines. I was going to complain about the fact that...
How social design transformed coffee shop sales
My experience of getting a cup of coffee highly depends on the person serving it
The Time Management Secrets I Learned from Cooking Every Day
My time management skills improved drastically after I started cooking every day for a year.
Crafting Successful Products: A Designer’s Recipe for Innovation
My recipe rant Way back in the days that Google maps did not exist, (I am purposely discounting any other technology that 'promises' to help you get where you want to go) there was the TomTom. Maybe you heard...
Nothing is new except what has been forgotten
Consider the image above. The left image is that of an Assyrian who lived 3000 years ago. He uses an inflated animal skin to breathe underwater. The image on the right is that of a scuba diver who is...
How I survived a heart-stopping near-death experience on a night dive
My Near-death experience A few decades ago, when I was in my 20’s, I lived in the southern tip of the country. I had successfully passed my exams (Art & Media Technology) and as a present, to myself, I...
Key pillars of UX strategy: how to unlock success
In short: A UX Strategy is a plan to achieve an end goal.It's a multi-step step approach that answers to the following three questions:1. Where are we now?2. Where do we want to go?3. How are we going...
From Doubt to Adoption: How Crypto Mirrors the Rise of the 90s Internet
In the interview I had yesterday with a lead UX of a bank, I asked him, "what about crypto?"He told me that a bank faced security issues when it came to crypto, but that they were looking into it. The rise of...
Tunnel Vision: A Nurse’s Fight Against Media Frenzy and Legal Turmoil
Warning: This post contains a strong opinion A woman who worked as a nurse on critically ill patients (90-year-olds with cancer, premature infants so underdeveloped that they had little to no life expectancy)...
Europe’s Religious Divide: From Historic Clashes to Today’s Beliefs
One part of Europe is Protestant and the other part is Catholic. I heard someone say that the Germans are 'to blame' for this divide. In 9 CE the Romas were defeated by the Germans in the Battle of the...
Global Survey Reveals How Biases Influence National Pride and User Research
UX Research should only be done by people who do not benefit from the positive results of the research and who are not ‘friends’ with -or work for- the person who requests the research. The researcher should also present and explain the results to all people involved in the project.