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Published in Prototypr

·Jan 7

Don’t do these things on your login page

Login page annoyances that will make me never want log in. — Background A login page is like a front door of a house. It sets the mood and expectation of how things will go on the inside. Rickety doorknob? No doormat to wipe your dirty shoes? Or worse, you’re not sure if the doorbell works? …

Login

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Don’t do these things on your login page
Don’t do these things on your login page
Login

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Published in UX Collective

·Jun 21, 2022

How to make your Figma components easier to use

What you can do to optimize the UX for component consumers — Several years ago it was common that components were created solely for personal use. Yet in 2022 design teams are growing and there are now more Design System designers. Combine this with the continued maturity and complexity of component libraries and you get the potential for a knowledge gap between…

Design Systems

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How to make your Figma components easier to use
How to make your Figma components easier to use
Design Systems

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Published in Prototypr

·May 26, 2022

Why you should add a visual indicator to your inline error messages

A super-specific article on the benefits of error icons within forms — As a design systems designer I am confronted with “micro-questions” all the time. “What icon do we use for our menus?” “What will be the corner radius of our buttons?” Thankfully, the web has become a great UX resource. For my question, Stack Exchange definitely posed a nice initial stance. …

Design Patterns

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Why you should add a visual indicator to your inline error messages
Why you should add a visual indicator to your inline error messages
Design Patterns

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Published in Prototypr

·Feb 9, 2022

What I Learned Implementing a Design System for an Existing Product

Lessons learned from a designer’s point of view — Background About 2 years ago I was hired as a Product Designer at ThycoticCentrify. I joined a team of 4 and was excited to work at a company that put money towards design. However, it didn’t take long before I realized that’s all they were doing — throwing money at it…

Design

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What I Learned Implementing a Design System for an Existing Product
What I Learned Implementing a Design System for an Existing Product
Design

7 min read


Published in Prototypr

·Dec 20, 2021

Button Metadata

Text inside buttons can do so much — Similar to the fashion industry, button styling changes all the time. Designers continue to tinker with what looks current and how they can get users to click or tap. What has remained somewhat stagnant over time is information inside buttons — that being true until the last year or so…

UI Design

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Button Metadata (microcopy)
Button Metadata (microcopy)
UI Design

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Published in UX Planet

·Jun 10, 2021

UI Copy: Sign In vs Log In

And other UI copy decisions for application access — Intro (optional) The most popular article I have written to date is this one, which is a UI copy guide about Remove vs Delete & Add vs Create. Even though this was the second article I ever wrote (and was published way before I took my first UX class) it garnered more…

UI Design

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UI Copy: Sign In vs Log In
UI Copy: Sign In vs Log In
UI Design

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Published in Prototypr

·Mar 15, 2021

Keyboard UX for Mobile Apps

Make it easy for your users to input data — One might think keyboards are a trivial component to mobile UX design. I mean, what’s to talk about? If a user clicks on a field then show them the keyboard. Simple, right? Unfortunately, this must be the mindset for a lot of dev teams because a lot of apps leave…

Mobile App Development

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Keyboard UX for Mobile Apps
Keyboard UX for Mobile Apps
Mobile App Development

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Published in Muzli - Design Inspiration

·Dec 8, 2020

The One Design Pattern that Strava should Change

With my idea on how to improve it — Strava is a fitness app that tracks and shares your activities, e.g. running, hiking, etc. More simply, think of it like Instagram, but instead of posting a photo you post your activity. I consider Strava to be one of the best apps out there from a UX perspective. It has…

Design

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The One Design Pattern that Strava should Change
The One Design Pattern that Strava should Change
Design

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Published in Prototypr

·Nov 30, 2020

2021 Design Wishlist from a User’s Perspective

What the general public wants to see in 2021 — Around this time of year, plenty of articles start to circulate about “Design Trends” for 20XX. Although these articles are nice to browse through, they serve more as inspiration (like Dribbble) rather than a checklist or guide. I wanted to take a different approach to this. I came up with…

UI

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2021 Design Wishlist from a User’s Perspective
2021 Design Wishlist from a User’s Perspective
UI

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Published in Bootcamp

·Oct 21, 2020

Case study: Redesigning a management tool

A redesign of an OKR solution — Background My current company was searching for a Performance Management system early last year and landed on Leapsome — a new, yet highly-rated tool. The solution initially seemed to live up to its reputation as onboarding was a breeze and their support team was pleasant to interact with. Unfortunately, my first…

Redesign

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Case study: Redesigning a management tool
Case study: Redesigning a management tool
Redesign

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