Design | Experience
Atomic Design, a methodology by Brad Frost, provides a framework for creating design systems by breaking user interfaces into a hierarchy of five distinct stages: atoms, molecules, organisms, templates, and pages.
This approach builds interfaces from the smallest, most fundamental components outward, fostering consistency, scalability, and efficiency in design.
The Five Stages of Atomic Design
The shift toward prompt-driven UX feels inevitable. Designers who learn to guide AI thoughtfully will set the new standard.
GPT-5 will revolutionize design by acting as an intelligent collaborator, enhancing creativity, accelerating workflows, and enabling deeper personalization through its advanced reasoning, multimodal capabilities, and extended context window.
This evolution allows designers to move beyond tedious drafts and repetitive tasks, focusing … Read the rest
GPT-5 is a powerful tool revolutionizing UX design by automating research, generating design ideas and prototypes, improving accessibility, and enhancing personalized user experiences, acting as a creative and analytical partner for designers rather than a replacement. Its capabilities include analyzing user data, generating code, and refining UI elements, allowing human designers to focus on strategy, empathy, and creating emotional experiences. … Read the rest
This article explores seven emerging UI layouts and the perceived roles of AI agent, analysing how each one influences user and embedding AI more deeply into sophisticated, task-oriented interfaces:
This is an interesting read on the importance of user experience design in Cybersecurity.
Cybersecurity is complex, but it must be user-friendly to be effective. Good UX design makes security features easy to use, encouraging users to actively manage and secure their systems.
If It’s Not Usable, It’s Not Secure:
Further reading
Fail fast, learn fast” in UX is a Lean UX and Design Thinking philosophy where teams quickly test assumptions, designs, and prototypes to uncover issues early, thereby minimizing risk and cost.
The core principle is that rapid, early failures provide valuable data for informed decision-making and iterative improvements, leading to better products by learning from mistakes and refining the … Read the rest
Tracking key UX metrics in AI involves measuring how effectively users interact with and perceive AI-powered products. Key metrics include task success rate, time on task, user error rate, System Usability Scale (SUS), Net Promoter Score (NPS), and Customer Satisfaction (CSAT). These metrics help assess usability, user satisfaction, and overall effectiveness of the AI product.
By tracking these metrics, we … Read the rest
In 2025, UX design is heavily influenced by AI, personalization, and the need for seamless, intuitive interactions across various platforms and devices.
Designers are focusing on hyper-personalization, voice interfaces, and accessibility, while also grappling with ethical considerations surrounding AI and data privacy.
UX in 2025 isn’t about looking good.
It’s about layering the right principles so your product survives real-world … Read the rest
The best design teams aren’t hiring more people. They’re optimizing the overlaps between UX, UI, and Research. Where’s the line between UX, UI, and Researchers? In most cases, they crossover. UX design is often combined with UI design, creating the UX/UI designer role. All three may make up a Product Designer. However, they are distinct roles. For example, User Researchers … Read the rest
Mental models are the shortcuts we all use to navigate the world. The better you understand them, the better you can design for them. Good design isn’t just pixels and interactions. It’s about how people think, decide, and act. The best UX isn’t just beautiful it’s aligned with how humans really think.
16 Mental Models for UX Strategists
1. First … Read the rest