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Comments Off on Apple’s “liquid glass” isn’t just an accessibility blunder — it’s an environmental one too
Apple’s “liquid glass” isn’t just an accessibility blunder — it’s an environmental one too ..
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Comments Off on Interview with Petr Kaplunovich, Director of Design at Stackpoint, ex-Google, MIT
Petr is a Russian designer with a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering from MIT and a Bachelor’s in Applied ..
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Comments Off on AI-first?
Tech buzzwords are so snazzy, aren’t they. A general sending a first wave AI robot army into battle. ..
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Comments Off on What the 1984 Macintosh revolution teaches designers about the 2025 AI revolution
Upheaval and disruption are nothing new for graphic designers. Continue reading on UX Collective »
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Comments Off on Liquid Glass: appearing innovative vs being innovative
Is Apple’s new Liquid Glass design language genuinely innovative? Or just trying to appear new and cutting ..
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Comments Off on Why Liquid Glass works for VisionPro but might not work for iOS
It’s a bold take, sure but the future is glass, and we’re flowing right into it. Continue reading ..
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Comments Off on Just a designer now: Shopify dropped UX as a title
Shopify has removed UX from their titles, but at what cost to user-centred design? Continue reading on UX Collective ..
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Comments Off on Did Apple abandon its own design heuristics & accessibility principles?
At WWDC 2025, Apple introduced Liquid Glass and broke key design rules and principles. Will it hurt usability ..
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Comments Off on What Replika gets right, wrong, and fiercely profitable
Whether we asked for it or not, chatbots are sliding into your DMs. ChatGPT is moonlighting as a therapist, ..
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Comments Off on Becoming the Borg: how wearables quietly assimilate the self
The more we let devices optimize us, the less we trust ourselves — until the line between decision ..