Daniel Segun is a Content Writer, Graphics Designer, and Web Developer with a BSc. in Computer Science. His work has appeared in several publications such as SecureBlitz, Web Designer Depot, TechGenix, Forkast News, RitaVPN, and more… More articles by Daniel Segun
Resizing images for the Web
Using Python to create image collections for different screen resolutions. Continue reading on UX Collective »
Web3 has a user experience problem
We can’t change the world if nobody understands what we’re talking about “Welcome to Web3. A world filled with unicorns, long acronyms, market-moving memes, and slang that changes quicker than a well-executed rug pull.” – The Web3 Glossary, Unstoppable Domains Whether you’re excited by the potential or mostly indifferent, it has become increasingly difficult to… Continue reading Web3 has a user experience problem
Why we need design sociology
“Man becomes, as it were, the sex organs of the machine world, as the bee of the plant world, enabling it to fecundate and to evolve ever… Continue reading on UX Collective »
The UX behind subscriptions
Different types of subscription models and the strategy behind them The idea of subscriptions has been around for a while, before the digital era we live in today it could have been subscribing to a magazine, by filling out a paper form and posting that off in the mail. There is nothing new with the… Continue reading The UX behind subscriptions
What is the Neubrutalism Web Design Trend?
Move aside brutalism, there’s a new web design trend in town. Welcome to the stage neubrutalism, which is a refreshing combination of the brutalist trend as well as the modern, minimalist trend that’s graced our screens for many years now. Read on for key features of this new design including what to look out for,… Continue reading What is the Neubrutalism Web Design Trend?
It takes a village to raise 5-year-old designers
Some of us are both designers and parents. Some of us may have designers as parents. Some of us may even be designers creating products for children. Nevertheless, all of us were once children. Being a child may be a distant memory, to an extent we forget what it is like to be a kid.… Continue reading It takes a village to raise 5-year-old designers
Life-centred design
A snapshot of the emerging framework that expands human-centred design to consider all peoples, all sentients, and all planet. Life centred design is an emerging design approach that expands human centred design to also include consideration of sustainable, environmental, and social implications. It connects micro-level design (UX, product engineering, etc.) to global goals by increasing… Continue reading Life-centred design
UI & UX micro-tips: Volume fourteen
A collection of handy tips to help improve your designs instantly Continue reading on UX Collective »
Why moving from pixels to people is never a straight line
Moving from managing pixels to managing people isn’t a straightforward decision. Many of us underestimate the change in pace, scope and challenges that come with a design management or leadership position. Here are some tips for those who find themselves at that proverbial fork in the road, unsure whether to go right or left. https://unsplash.com/@madebyjens… Continue reading Why moving from pixels to people is never a straight line
10 Best Free Open Source JavaScript Lightbox Widgets and Plugins
Images are crucial, whether you’re running an e-commerce or portfolio website. How many sales you make or new clients you get depends a lot on the quality of the images of your products and services that you can showcase through your images. So it makes sense to highlight your images with a lightbox. Lightboxes make… Continue reading 10 Best Free Open Source JavaScript Lightbox Widgets and Plugins
10 Reasons You Should Upgrade to Elementor Pro
Elementor is a powerful website builder plugin that anyone can use to build attractive, responsive websites without writing a single line of code. There’s a reason why the free Elementor plugin has over 5 million active installations and an average 4.5-star rating. Like many freemium WordPress plugins, you can get by with the free version… Continue reading 10 Reasons You Should Upgrade to Elementor Pro
Design flaws in everyday things: Use-by and sell-by dates
Grocery shopping involves a lot of decisions and reading a lot of information. We consume nutrition labels, prices, different units of… Continue reading on UX Collective »
A product design process for the real world
The product design playbook I use to break down and execute on design projects. At the start of 2021, Dialpad’s core product was a business phone platform. We supported several use cases, but making and receiving phone calls over the internet was our bread and butter. By the end of the year, however, we acquired… Continue reading A product design process for the real world
Top 8 Multipurpose WordPress Themes To Check Out in 2022
Posted · Category: Tools <!– –> The right multipurpose WordPress theme can make building a website a fast, easy, and pleasurable task. There are plenty of good multipurpose WordPress themes on the market. Some that are not particularly good, and a few that can be classified as the best of the bunch. It is the… Continue reading Top 8 Multipurpose WordPress Themes To Check Out in 2022
You can learn a lot from a chicken: Color 101
How one little hen’s fascination with color led to an amazing discovery Continue reading on UX Collective »
The treachery of interfaces
As UX/UI designers, we tend to associate interfaces with experience. Some of these deliverables, particularly from tech companies, are pure digital play. Customers spend a significant amount of time scrolling through social media, looking for information with the shortest number of steps, or completing a repeated transaction, such as an online payment. You could thus… Continue reading The treachery of interfaces
Learning to design “About Us” pages can teach you how to establish trust and credibility
Three factors that help persuade your users that your organization is worth engaging with Continue reading on UX Collective »
Figma vs Sketch: are you still figuring it out?
Design Tools You aren’t the only one! These 7 resources will help you evaluate whether Figma is right for your team. Photo by Kyle Hanson on Unsplash Transitioning to Figma may seem like a pretty simple decision — at least for an individual. But when the decision impacts an entire organization, there is a lot… Continue reading Figma vs Sketch: are you still figuring it out?
How to Auto Align in Photoshop
Today, we’ll be looking at how to use the auto align tools in Photoshop, as well as guides and snapping! Photoshops auto align tools are simple but powerful, and they’ll keep you from sending out a design with the always annoying uncentred text or misaligned words. If you’re looking to speed up your workflow, try… Continue reading How to Auto Align in Photoshop
New UX pattern? Meet the Drill-In
New UX Pattern Proposal — Inspired by a real-live compliance crisis in a big data financial platform Continue reading on UX Collective »
The coffeeshop mobile UX battle: Starbucks x Peet’s
That Starbucks is a coffee shop powerhouse everybody knows. Living in California though, there are many options when searching for your daily caffeine dose. One of those options is Berkeley-based Peet’s Coffee, a west-coast-focused chain with over 200 stores, most of them in the Golden State. If there’s no comparison in terms of company size… Continue reading The coffeeshop mobile UX battle: Starbucks x Peet’s
12 Best WordPress File Managers
Are you looking for a file manager to help manage your files and folders for your WordPress website? When running a WordPress website, you continously will add files and media. Eventually you’ll end up with thousands of images and other files. However, the built-in WordPress media manager is poorly equipped to organize these files in… Continue reading 12 Best WordPress File Managers
Co-creating has drastically improved my designs
How co-design has drastically improved my work Users, engineers, product managers… I’m not the only one designing things around here I find defining a problem challenging. Ideally, at the start of a project all the metrics and objectives form a crystal clear statement. But working with high ambiguity in the platform space, I often start with a… Continue reading Co-creating has drastically improved my designs