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The discourse has collapsed into either 'AI eats design' or 'AI is nothing new.' Both are wrong. What actually changes, what doesn't, and how designers should adjust.
Accessibility is not something you add on top of a finished design. It is not a toggle. It is not a checklist you complete at the end. Accessibility is a quality of the design itself.
In an age of AI-driven design and reductive personas, we've lost sight of the human at the heart of experience. This essay explores design's empathy crisis and offers a path forward through genuine human connection, challenging us to choose care over convenience and proximity over abstraction.
Fitts's Law is a fundamental principle that predicts interaction time based on target size and distance. Understanding this simple yet powerful concept helps designers create interfaces that are not just beautiful, but effortlessly usable.
From Nordic duvet covers with corner hand pockets to fitted sheets with orientation tags, everyday bed linen reveals profound lessons about product design. Discover how small, thoughtful innovations in mundane household items mirror the principles of exceptional user experience design—and why complacency is the enemy of progress.
