I've worked with eight startups so far. In fact, I started my career in one. This alone has significantly influenced my career direction and shifted my focus quite few times. I transitioned from worrying about specializing in either design or engineering to appreciating my diverse focus.

Today, through UX Things,…

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But why? What made the 3310 stand out in a sea of mobile devices? Let's take a dive into what made this ph…

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Nearly three months ago, I took an independent path and started my own business after 10+ years working as an employee.

I’ve seen many newly founded agencies struggle to land enough work out of the gate, so I wanted to share different strategies I used to make sure there’s enough work for me to turn this into a long-ter…

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Since I left my job to do my own thing, it’s been quite a busy few months. I wanted to write you for a little while, and as I’ve been trying to stay on top of all the things, naturally, some things get pushed in the back a little.

Navigating through forming my own business has been quite a ride, and now, five months in, every day presents its…

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Apart from the great legibility that the Inter typeface offers, its popularity is also due to how it elevates almost every design it's applied to. It’s a great feel…

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It was something that I’ve always had in the back my mind, but never took the jump, until now. There were moments in the past when I almost did, but doubts held me back. This time, however, it felt right.

That being said, I g…

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Last week we hit an incredible milestone of 1,000 subscribers! 🎉

Thanks for being a part of it! You can count on me to keep your inbox full of valuable content that you'll look forward to.

To celebrate, here’s a month of free premium access. Just make sure to redeem it by April 30th.

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Are you curious about what your job might look like in the near future?

Those who embrace AI sooner rather than later might be able to benefit significantly from its potential.

Despite many concerns surrounding AI, it has already established its presence and is here to stay. Much like the skepticism faced by the internet in its early days, AI is currently…

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And I can see why it's such a popular question. Portfolios are an important part of a designer's career, and depending on your path, your portfolio website may limit your creative options.

One approach to get started is to take a step back and learn the basics of HTML an…

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The right tools and techniques can turn even the wildest of imaginations into a reality. From minimalist designs to elaborate masterpieces, it's a canvas where you can let your creativity run free.

It’s the perfect harmony between the technical a…

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ChatGPT is the fastest-growing web app in history.

It has achieved 100 million users in just two months. Putting that into perspective, it took TikTok nine months and Instagram two years to reach the same number. These numbers show that AI isn't here to participate but to take over.

Search will never be the same again.

Microsoft's Bing is incorporating Ch…

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I hope the beginning of this new year has been great for you and you're crushing it with your plans and aspirations.

I mentioned in the previous edition of UX Things that I had been working on new types of content. One of the topics that I'm exploring is interviews with top designers from around the globe. With so much knowledge to share, I can…

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By using white space effectively, we can create a sense of hierarchy and emphasis in our designs, so the finished product looks more visually appealing, but also effective.

One of my mentees asked me this question previously, but you don't need to follow any rules when it comes to using white space, so relying on your intuition and experience is the best way to do so.

It’s not a secret that white space is often neglected by designers who may be under pressure to cram as much information as possible into a space that is perhaps too limited. This can result in cluttered and confusing interfaces that are difficult to navigate.

Let’s look at this simple login form example.

You might notice that there is a lack of space around individual elements, as well as a lack of space around different sections.

Let's improve.

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Happy New Year! 🎆

Wishing you joy, success, and everything you wish for in the new year.

To a fantastic year ahead! 🥂

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It's amazing to see how much UX Things has grown from a small side project during the Covid lockdown. Today, it’s a thriving community of designers who are passionate about what they do. My goal has always been t…

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First off, Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! 🎅

I hope that you are able to spend quality time with your loved ones, relax and recharge, and make happy memories.

In this Christmas edition, we have a reader's question, design inspiration, a design tip, and some holiday-themed icons to keep you merry!

Whether you are taking some well-deserved …

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We've got a reader's question about checkout, a design tool of the week, design inspiration, a design tip, and a quote to keep you going.

No matter if you're a seasoned pro or just starting out in the field, there's something for everyone. So go ahead and take a break, kick back, and get ready to dive into all thi…

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Hope you had a great start to December, and that your holiday plans are already locked in place.

Let's start with a reader's question. If you have your own question you would like me to write about in the next edition of UX Things, simply reply to this e…

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✨ Almost 200 people joined since last edition went out, which is incredible. Warm welcome to all of you, enjoy your stay!

As usual, let's start with a question from a reader.

“Should designers learn to code?”

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🖐️ First things first, I'd like to welcome all new readers. It’s great to have you here with us! 

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