Working in the open
Learnings from designing open source technologyI have been reflecting on the past three and a half years and realized there have been m...
CSS you didn’t know you could style
Some parts of the browser feel untouchable, like they came built-in from the browser itself. Can CSS help us with that?CSS you didn’t k...
The web trained AI to deceive. Now designers have to untrain it.
Your team may be shipping manipulative UX, and you may not be aware of it.LLMs trained on the web have absorbed its worst design habits...
The chat box isn’t a UI paradigm. It’s what shipped.
Chat is the AI interface that shipped fastest, not the one that worked. The 2024 retrofits prove it.Every affordance on the left became...
Product design in 2026: the beginning of a fantastic voyage?
The invisible walls for designers have been broken down. Maybe we don’t know it yet, but this year is the perfect time to start reframi...
What we behold, the trust-latency gap, designing haptics
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.“The sentiment of the change brought on by AI has never been more relevant...
The deceptive nature of today’s AI conversation design and how to fix it | by Nicole Alexandra Michaelis | Apr, 2026
Where it all went wrongOver the years, there have been various brand voice trends: from playful and bold to sounding “human” back ...
Test smart: how to approach AI and stay sane? | by Julia Kocbek | Apr, 2026
The line between human expertise and AI-assisted results gets delicate, yet there are ways to befriend new technology.