Sorry but the term “UX/UI” is meaningless! Tell me what you design: I’m a web designer / I’m a product designer. Everything has “UX/UI” in it, but different outcomes require different skills.
I wasn't able to share clearly before but now I will: on Oct. 7, my wife's mother, father, brother & aunt were murdered during the Kibutz Be'eri massacre. It took over 10 days to identify the bodies as there were so many, in such a bad condition.
Epic Games just got a $245 million fine for using dark design patterns (confusing people into clicking "buy" without intending to). Pay attention, designers, and don't fall for dark patterns just to "increase conversions".
I became a digital nomad and moved to Thailand (with my family 🤯)
This post is a bit more personal, but I still hope you'll have something to takeaway. Last week we packed our home in Tel Aviv, sold most of our stuff, and boarded a plane to relocate to the island of Koh Phangan
Family is mourning, war around, but still have to make sure the business runs, or our problems will be exponentially harder. Welcome to life as an entrepreneur.
In UX research they say: don’t believe what users say. Look at what they actually do. Same is true for all the online experts you follow - forget about what they say, and look and what they do. A lot of time you’ll notice it’s not the same.
If you think AI will replace designers, you don't understand this business
In the movie “The Founder,” about the story of McDonalds, there's this great scene where someone explains that the real business of McDonalds is not selling burgers; it's actually real estate. What an
