Writing

Problem-solving, innovation, and brainstorming can be hard. The tricks our brains have evolved to be more efficient can sometimes work against us. We can break those roadblocks using Design Thinking and lateral thinking methods.

A learning mindset—setting aside ego, welcoming feedback, and listening—is key to building consensus in presentations and workshops. And two kinds of empathy—emotional and information—help create resonance.

When designing animations that rely on scrolling, it’s better to piggyback on the browser’s scroll position rather than hijacking it. This post explains the difference.

When animations are a integral part of a site’s content, how do you make that content accessible? This article outlines a technique using ARIA roles and JavaScript to provide an equal experience for users that rely on assistive tech.

When your time-tracking tool creates daily friction because of a missing feature, one way to improve its UX is to create a Chrome extension to fix it.