Three ideas, nine builds: GPT-6.1 Sol, Claude Opus 5.5 and Gemini Argon 4
The bell-ringing prototype I preferred was not the technical reviewer’s winner. Claude’s cascading timing challenge felt nicer to me; the review fav…
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Building Privacy-First Patient Education Interfaces
Healthcare websites increasingly use interactive forms, educational questionnaires, visual explainers, and decision-support interfaces to make compl…
Three accessibility bugs in a four-option quiz, and the markup that fixed them
I spent last night making a quiz usable with a keyboard and a screen reader. It is a nine-question drill with four options per question, a live scor…
AI can design an app now. Are designers redundant?
AI can now draft a screen, write the button labels, and turn a sketch into a clickable prototype in minutes. So here is the question every designer…
Bridging the Gap: Enhancing Frontend Skills for Backend Developers Through Design and Structure Understanding
Introduction: Bridging the Backend-Frontend Gap For backend developers, transitioning to frontend development often feels like stepping into unchart…
Why Not to Autocomplete VINs from Partial Input Against NHTSA
Product managers love typeahead. Users type three characters of a city and a dropdown appears. So someone eventually asks: can we autocomplete VINs…
SaaS Pagination UX: Return to the Same Table View
When someone opens a record from a paginated SaaS table and goes back, restore the page, filters, sort order, and useful position in the list. Treat…
The five UX leaks I look for first in any product flow
The 48-hour teardown returns the five leaks costing you most. They are different for every product, but five shapes recur so often that I check for…
Six pieces of owner feedback, and what each one actually turned out to be
Six pieces of owner feedback, and what each one actually turned out to be Key takeaways "The request remains available even if I approve" was a hand…
Designing for people reading in their second language
Most people using the products I work on are preparing for a US licensing exam in a language that isn't their first. Many are studying after a full…
Ship an Editor, Not a Generator: Designing Review-First AI for Marketplace Listings
Most AI writing tools optimize for one moment: the instant text appears. But for marketplace sellers, that moment is the least important part of the…
I’m building an app to end the “what should we watch?” argument 🍿
You sit down for movie night. Someone opens Netflix. Twenty minutes later, everyone is still saying “nah, not that one”. 😂 I’m building Synema , a m…
Same app. Same taps. Why does one feel premium?
Revolut, Linear, and Apple Wallet feel expensive. Most apps don't. The gap is rarely the design. It is what happens in the 200 ms after every tap. S…
SaaS File Uploads: Make Selection, Errors, and Success Clear
A useful file upload tells people what they can choose, what the system is doing, and whether their file is ready to use. Build those three parts to…
Building Calm in Complex Interfaces
Complex interfaces do not need to feel complicated. Give every detail a place The most useful systems create calm through repetition: a small set of…
The Small Details Ship with You
The small details are not small once they are repeated across a whole product. Notice what repeats A one-pixel alignment, a useful empty state, or a…
Four Stops Instead of Thirty: Rebuilding the Dashboard and Retiring Hand-Rolled UI
An editor's real complaint about the main video-generation service's internal tool wasn't any single bug. It was the shape of using it: thirty confi…
Never silently change a number someone gets paid on
Our algorithm decided a driver had travelled 4km less than they thought. It was probably right. Shipping that silently would still have been wrong.…
We Can Build Software Faster Than Ever. But Can Users Actually Use It?
Originally published at parvejshah.com/blog/rapid-software-development-user-experience by Parvej Shah . Software development has become remarkably f…
SaaS Signup Forms: Make Errors Easy to Fix
Make a signup error useful by naming the field, explaining the problem, and showing the next action. Keep valid entries in place and test the path f…
NPS vs CSAT: Which Survey Metric Should You Actually Use?
Quick confession: for about a year I used NPS and CSAT interchangeably in my head. Same thing, I (wrongfully) thought. Ask people how happy they are…
From Email Chaos to Client Portal: What 3 SME Deployments Taught Us
Running a small agency or a service-based SME often means spending a surprising chunk of your week in your inbox — not because you're doing great cl…
AI-generated websites are the Word Art era all over again
Do you recall Word Art? That rainbow gradient, arched text monster on every 90s school flyer. We are currently experiencing a resurgence of this tec…
Пять искажений ломают UX. Ещё четыре ломают самого дизайнера
В прошлой статье я разбирала пять искажений, которые мешают пользователю пройти по интерфейсу. Эта — про четыре других, которые мешают тому, кто инт…
A small privacy decision that changed my web calculator
I built Calculator Toolkit for a narrow moment: someone has a restaurant bill, wants to check the tip and tax math, then needs to split the total wi…
Why Your Loading Spinner Flickers, and the Two Rules That Fix It
Every Flutter app has this somewhere: bool _loading = false ; Future < void > _signIn () async { setState (() = > _loading = true ); try {…
Your App Store reviewer is a user. Your listing is a product page.
Most submission guides are engineering documents. They explain how to make the technical parts work. Almost none treat submission as a UX problem, w…
I Asked for a Portfolio but Got a Filing Cabinet
🦄 I really am trying to get back to writing more and decided to write up a quick, fun post about my arguments with all of my AI friends. It took me…
Building Better Property Platforms: 5 UX Details That Matter
Property platforms often serve two very different types of users. One person wants to find a home. Another wants to publish a property and find the…
Decentraland warns your scene UI will clash with its mobile controls — but won't say where they are
I put two buttons at the bottom of a Decentraland scene, the way the platform's own mobile guidance says to. On a real phone, one of them wrote a pe…