*Type Scale*

Have you ever wondered how some apps and websites feel so great reading? Probably it has to do something with the harmony of scaling type. Scale is the size of design elements in comparison to other elements within the layout. …

During my career I’ve created moodboards of all kinds: for brands, apps, posters, shirts… you name it, but often I found the process intimidating because I was missing steps here and there, or got smashed by the client at a late stage, so I’ve decided to create an article with…

It’s just human nature that we tend to trust more the people within our circles (or our colleagues’ circle) and this is no different when it comes to the UX job market.

Over the past decade thanks to -not only- the ever-growing employee referral programs 45% of all new hires…

This year around February I’ve realized an interesting phenomenon. Every third tweet on my feed was about some kind of UX role posted by someone I follow, or the friend of someone I follow.

Never being really good at networking myself — but quite active in Twitter discussions (holla #designtwitter…

Recently I ran a small poll among UX bootcamp graduates who are actively looking for work to explore their biggest challenges. …

Recently I had an article about how you can explore colors on your own by starting with a subjective base color and step-by-step getting to an eye-pleasing full palette. That article was experimental and pure pleasure for some, but still many people reached out to me, mentioned being without access…

I see you, you’re on nitro 🔥 Your brain is full of design thoughts about how you’re going to pull this project off. You’re energized to get started the brand, the platform, the poster, the website, the… but then you quickly realize, you have no colors yet. …

I definitely suffer from the ‘new shiny object’ syndrome, it’s enough just looking at my side projects folder on my MacBook 😱. …