I never thought I'd advocate for creating something I hated. As a designer, my career has been built on crafting beautiful, intuitive experiences. But there I was, watching a potential customer struggle through a digital obstacle course that would make even the most patient user want to tear their hair out. Surprisingly, this disaster was about to become on of our greatest asset.
I hadn't heard from my developer in over three weeks. My budget was dwindling. And all I had to show for a year's work was a TestFlight app that only my friends and I could use. Was this the end of my attempt to rethink app-navigation for macOS?
Forget about PowerPoint. Here is how to use Figma for presentations instead.
I was interviewed by UX-Norge as designer of the week. This is a translation of this interview to english
The lines between design and code are becoming more and more blurred. You can choose to ignore it, or you can start embracing that code will make you a better designer.
Why invest in design? Design can at times be very abstract and hard to quantify. Here is five hard numbers, three stories, and one framework to back it up.
How to take notes, store quotes and see patterns during user testing.
A quick little tip if you are using Styled Components in React and want to iterate over a color-array and make sure that you start over if you reach the bottom
In the autumn of 2018, the CEO of Sparebanken Vest, announced that they would launch a new national, mobile-only bank, later known as Bulder Bank. This started a snowball of events that would involve hundreds of people. But how to get this snowball to run in the direction you want? Here are 13 concrete tips I believe played an essential part in making this a successful launch.
Microinteractions are moments of delightful experiences or useful feedbacks helping the user accomplishing their task. These micro-moments are what guides the users through a flow in an effective and intuitive way.
Ever wanted some new HTML-elements? Here are some I've been thinking about.
Some usefult tips that I picked up during CSS-conf
When you are designing you get to a point where it suddenly says stop. This is a quick tip to get past that point.
