Written by Marcelle & Neal Saulnier-Holland As tax season rolls around, you might be scrambling to get all of your paperwork and documentation in order. …

Over the course of the pandemic I became obsessive over areas of my life that I could control. It is not a stretch of the imagination to realize that the very lack of control I had with the chaos around me drove me to find meaning in previously unexplored hideaways…

Co-written with Mark Szabo, PhD. In this article you’ll learn how to identify user needs that help inform your UX approach when trying to build an experience for a different culture. …

A few months ago I fell into a pit of demotivation. I found myself avoiding tasks that I used to love doing and watching far too much Netflix; all while internally punishing myself for it. …

A realistic form of moderation that makes this diet easy to maintain, and promotes a balanced lifestyle. — There’s a lot of controversy over diets, including the decision to become vegan. I’m not here to talk anyone into a particular diet choice. …

Configurators have been around for so long without any formalized documentation of best practices. Many of us UX-ers mimic typical patterns we see in other experiences in order to provide users with what they expect. While gathering information for a project I’ve been working on, I noticed these trends. 1. Design for Mobile First Taking…

I was 20 years old, a second-year business student, and suiting up for my first startup position. I remember my fingers shaking a bit while I buttoned up my shirt (nerves? Excitement?), …

The UX design practice can take on different meaning depending on the company. I’m sitting down with UXers in a variety of industries to learn more about the type of work they do. Meet Jillian Vardy. Jillian Vardy is a Product Designer at Auvenir, an audit software start-up operating as a Deloitte venture…

“I am not a morning person.” It was my mantra since I could remember, especially during my years in university. Classes before 11 AM? A cruel prank. I was not a morning person, and that was fine — but then, I graduated. This was when reality slapped me in the…