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Public health
fromMedium
6 days ago

Data-intensive apps for work don't need to be UX-hostile and butt-ugly

Data-intensive enterprise, healthcare, and public-sector apps are unusable and visually overwhelming due to poor UX despite available proven design techniques.
fromMedium
2 weeks ago

The Designer's Playbook for AI Products

The Designer's Playbook for AI Products The old rules still apply (mostly) Here's something that surprised me: designing for AI isn't as alien as it sounds. The fundamentals (user needs, clear feedback, intuitive flows) don't disappear just because there's a language model involved. If anything, they matter more. When the system can generate unpredictable outputs, your job as a designer is to create enough structure that users don't feel lost.
UX design
Healthcare
fromMedium
3 weeks ago

Data-intensive apps for work don't need to be UX-hostile and butt-ugly

Proven UX techniques—user research, information architecture, design patterns, and plain language—make data-intensive enterprise, healthcare, and public-sector apps usable without needing AI.
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Design
fromApartment Therapy
8 months ago

I Use the "Head-Chest-Shoulders" Light Formula in Every Room (the Results Are So Cozy)

Great design combines intuition with structural guidelines for enhanced creativity.
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