Double-clicking is a clunky gesture from the floppy disk era that has no place in modern UX. As interfaces evolve toward AI, touch, and simplicity, it’s time to finally bury the double-click for good. If you’re still designing for it, you’re designing backwards.

Local throughput optimization always externalizes costs onto downstream colleagues.

Practical ways to defend your design: adapt process to context, back choices with evidence, expose work early, and speak stakeholder language.

Every season has a distinct vibe. People celebrate them by wearing seasonal colors and delighting in traditional flavors. Autumn appears to have taken over as a favorite time of year for many. Pumpkin spice, anyone?

There is no denying that LLMs are the new kid on the block. Our marketing director (that’d be me) said that if we don’t write something about it, we will be left behind, so we ran an experiment, we went hardcore on it, and… TL;DR, we don’t fully buy it, yet.

AI makes it easier than ever to turn an idea into working code. But to get the best results, you need more than a well-structured prompt. Today we’re announcing updates to the Figma MCP server and Code Connect that make it possible to bring Figma design context anywhere you work—whether it’s in your IDE, your AI agent, or your prototypes.

Web development has become a team collaboration a lot deeper than just writing computer code. It includes designing user experience, to responsive interfaces, to backend development, to customer service upkeep. For businesses and agencies that operate in the fast-paced digital work environment, both creating, and maintaining high functioning websites require technical skills, and the ability to allocate resources and scale projects. This is where remote work teams have become an…

Real-time dashboards are decision assistants, not passive displays. In environments like fleet management, healthcare, and operations, the cost of a delay or misstep is high. Karan Rawal explores strategic UX patterns that shorten time-to-decision, reduce cognitive overload, and make live systems trustworthy.

But here’s what we’ve forgotten: the more fluently a language is spoken, the more accents it can support without losing meaning. English in Scotland differs from English in Sydney, yet both are unmistakably English. The language adapts to context while preserving core meaning. This couldn’t be more obvious to me, a Brazilian Portuguese speaker, who learned English with an American accent, and lives in Sydney.

In the evolving landscape of user experiences as digital products used by people everyday, AI has begun to shape not just the backend logic of systems, but the very interfaces users see and interact with. A new term has, thus, entered the vocabulary often thrown around design teams, Generative UI. It includes interfaces that are created, adapted, or optimized through artificial intelligence with little to no human input. It’s a…