There are many ways to describe what a UX designer does, but to keep it simple: our job is to make things easy and enjoyable for

Reading is akin to muscle memory; it is one of the most fundamental skills we have developed. However, we often take good typography for granted. Typography

Despite their small size, buttons hold significant importance as a UI element. Their history can be traced back to the early development of machinery and devices.

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) for readability, has always been a good way to ensure content on digital products is accessible. However, if you go

Designing is like drawing on a canvas with paint that never dries. No design is perfect, but you can always make it better and more tailored

Working as a UI/UX designer means encountering tabular tables sooner or later. Especially when you design products that deal with large amounts of information, for someone

I’ve noticed that many designers rely solely on intuition when it comes to spacing, and it’s not surprising. Correct spacing may appear simple, but it’s a

Checkboxes are a common element that allows multiple selections. It has remained unchanged for a long long time and people have gotten used to it. But

Have you ever tried to squint your eyes to read text on horrid colors like neon green, bright red, or other background colors from hell?