How we’d make it better: Hatch Baby Rest
January 3, 2022
The Hatch Baby Rest is a super sleek, minimalist device with a sound machine and nightlight features. However, it’s not so easy to use.
December 29, 2023
Another year has passed, and our list of wishes for Figma has grown. We have been excited to see some of our wishes from 2023 come to life, along with many other helpful features. Figma is great at listening to its users, so we are hopeful going into 2024, our wishlist will be fulfilled.
The Hatch Baby Rest is a super sleek, minimalist device with a sound machine and nightlight features. However, it’s not so easy to use.
Instead of predicting what UX Trends will catch on in 2022, we thought it would more useful to call out the UX Trends we hope will end.
The Amazon Fire TV user experience is a classic example of where the Visual UX is clearly not centered on the user.
Online web forms with tons of form fields can be extremely cumbersome to complete – but there are a few ways you can to make them seem feel less cumbersome to your users.
We get this one a lot. A client wants us to design their software but they don’t think we need to involve their users in the process because they say “I’m a user – so if I like it and I can use it, my users will too.”
In this fantastic interview, Elon Musk breaks down a 5-Step Process that we feel should be applied to designing and developing software.
The Hatch Baby Rest is a super sleek, minimalist device with a sound machine and nightlight features. However, it’s not so easy to use.
Instead of predicting what UX Trends will catch on in 2022, we thought it would more useful to call out the UX Trends we hope will end.
The Amazon Fire TV user experience is a classic example of where the Visual UX is clearly not centered on the user.
Online web forms with tons of form fields can be extremely cumbersome to complete – but there are a few ways you can to make them seem feel less cumbersome to your users.
We get this one a lot. A client wants us to design their software but they don’t think we need to involve their users in the process because they say “I’m a user – so if I like it and I can use it, my users will too.”
In this fantastic interview, Elon Musk breaks down a 5-Step Process that we feel should be applied to designing and developing software.