An interview with Keller Easterling, architect, designer, and author of ‘Medium Design’ — Keller Easterling is an architect, designer, and author whose works traverse a wide range of spaces. I came to her work as someone interested in complex systems — a topic that Easterling, a professor of architecture at Yale, has been writing about for decades. …

This post is adapted from a workshop I gave at Chegg UX week 2016, a unique UX conference within Chegg to share ideas, add energy, and inspire each other. Take a break from technology. Learn and get inspired by user experiences that are beyond the screen. Like many of you…

It has come to my attention that one of the more noticeable traits in my design work is my willingness to use what is perceived to be an excessive number of typefaces. I’ve seen countless articles written on typeface pairing and systems, and nearly all of them push towards using…

There’s a 99.9 percent chance you’re looking at this post on a device that embodies the enormous shift in design as a priority. This shift has been game-changing for how products are designed, crafted and executed across consumer and enterprise domains. Since you got out of bed this morning, you’ve…

Figma hacks you might not have heard of. — I’m consistently impressed by all the useful features Figma has baked into their app. What used to be a workaround in Sketch is now a thought out feature in Figma — a breath of fresh air. I frequently stumble upon time-saving features that I wish I knew about sooner —…

Just over a year ago I wrote a blog post called “Putting users first is not the answer to everything” — it’s been popular — in fact it’s Doteveryone’s second most read blog post, with over 6,000 reads. At the time I wrote it for several reasons — the first…

As the world grows increasingly complex, the limitations of user-centered design are beginning to emerge — by Alexis Lloyd, Devin Mancuso, Diana Sonis, and Lis Hubert

The word “antifragile” accurately captures a quality in systems that can get stronger when more stress is applied. The safety stack enables organizational antifragility. My “monthly” CX Briefing comes out more like once a year and it follows the same format of 4–3–2–1 as listed below. If you’d like to…