Author: Jag

If your design doesn’t change the user behavior, you’re doing it wrong. UX design is all about convincing users to make decisions and change behaviors.

Showing up daily for a lesson, buying a product, subscribing to a service, playing a game, improving health, and managing finances are all examples of how we want to persuade users to do something.

This … Read the rest

Take a look at this compilation of 50 healthcare UI examples.

Designing a seamless and efficient experience for healthcare users requires an acute understanding of the target users, i.e., providers, caregivers, and/or patients in their everyday environment, while upholding standardized legal regulations such as HIPAA and HITECH, even recent ones such as EU AI Act and the proposed interest of … Read the rest

“20 high-impact habits to improve your life and career in 2025:

My advice: Don’t fall into the trap of trying to change everything at once. It’s tempting to overhaul your entire routine, but it rarely works.

Instead, choose one habit that resonates with you the most and stick with it until it feels natural. Once it becomes part of your … Read the rest

6-figure opportunities die in the first 90 seconds.
One question kills more dreams than any other:

“Tell me about yourself”

That “simple” intro question?
It’s actually your biggest opportunity.

Or your biggest trap.

It is your biggest trap if:

🌀 You ramble without direction
🤖 You recite your resume like a robot
👶 You start with “Well, I was born … Read the rest

A modal is a window that appears on top of a parent screen. It’s called ‘modal’ because it creates a mode that disables the parent screen but keeps it visible. Users must interact with the modal to return to the main screen.

Designers use modal windows to grab users’ attention. The information and actions in the modal window will have … Read the rest