Category: UX UI

Let’s be honest. Getting feedback on design work can be uncomfortable. You’ve invested time, thought, and care into a solution. You’ve considered color, flow, interaction, and accessibility. And then someone says, “I don’t get it,” or “This feels off.” It’s easy to feel defensive, even discouraged. But here’s the truth: in UX design, feedback is…

Neuro-Inclusion Is the New Creative Edge Designing for accessibility isn’t just something to check off a list. It’s a space for creativity and innovation. Our audiences are wonderfully diverse in their perspectives, thoughts, feelings, and understandings of the world around them. Neuro-inclusive design means creating experiences that work for more than just the so-called “typical”…