UX & Design

Part of a series explaining what psychology can teach designers about users' behavior and struggles, part two presents some practical ways to improve usability.

Balancing business needs against audience goals is never easy, but simple tools can make a big difference.

Are you missing out on potential users? We use words like ‘blind’ or ‘motor impaired’ for people with disabilities; let's try using 'customer'.

When you are able to easily communicate how a design idea is directly inspired by your design research, you'll know that you are on the path towards creating a truly meaningful user experience.

Part one of a series explaining what psychologists can teach UX designers about their users.

Some suggestions for configuring settings and tools in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop CC 2015 to help improve workflow and save you some frustration.

Learn how moodboarding fits into the Lullabot design process, and how it can fit into yours.

It's a design philosophy that's sweeping the web, but misconceptions still abound. What is responsive design, and should your site use it?