Category: Designer’s Digest

Make UX simple again

Welcome to the 9th edition of Designer’s Digest. I just updated my website, now you can view all past editions here. Today we have a good mix of typography and UX-related content. We also have a winner from last week’s typographic error hunt. Did you find it? It’s in this sentence:  Should be quite obvious now right? It’s… Continue reading Make UX simple again

The four phases of a design career

Welcome to the 8th edition of Designer’s Digest. I can’t believe it’s already been two months since I started this newsletter. I hope you’ve been enjoying it? This week I have another cool font to share and a couple of articles about typography. If you missed the previous edition where I talked about overthinking in Figma, Netflix’s… Continue reading The four phases of a design career

Everyone used to be a designer

Welcome to the latest edition of Designer’s digest! If you missed the previous one where we talked about problems with font sizes, you can read it here. This week we get back to the topic of designers possibly becoming obsolete. In this newsletter:🅰 Little big updates by Figma🤬 Everyone used to be a designer (7 min read)👌 Readability: the optimal line… Continue reading Everyone used to be a designer

Burnout on the rise among designers

Welcome back, this is the fourth edition of my weekly newsletter. I can’t believe a month has already passed since the first one! Last week I looked into wether good design taste can be taught. The conclusion? It’s hard to teach it to humans, I can’t imagine we’ll be able to teach it to AI anytime… Continue reading Burnout on the rise among designers

Can good design taste be taught?

Welcome back to my weekly digest of cool design-related stuff from around the web. If you missed the one from last week you can read it here. I’m still very busy trying to wrap up some things around the house before our twins arrive. This is probably the last newsletter that I’ll send out before I… Continue reading Can good design taste be taught?