Product designers should take a closer look at Teletext, before designing their next product. I’m a daily user and a big fan of Teletext, the television-first information retrieval service developed in the UK in the early 1970s. It transmits text and simple graphics, offering services such as weather forecasts, TV…

In our work over at Fairpixels, a UI/UX design service for tech startups, we’ve navigated the evolution of digital icons. These once self-evident symbols have transformed into stylized, abstract designs. While this shift creates sleek interfaces, it can also breed ambiguity, posing a question: How can we balance aesthetics with…

As founder of a UI/UX design service for SaaS companies, I’ve had a first row seat at many startups who are selling B2B software to big co’s. Selling to big corporations can be tough, especially for engineers who like to hide behind their code editor, but it’s not rocket science…

Are you working on a side project but you have no clue how to attract users? The following list contains obvious and simple to do activities that’ll help you get started. …

Companies often use complex coding challenges as a way to screen candidates, but these challenges don’t always reflect the reality of the job. In fact, they can often be a complete waste of time for both the candidate and the company. …

Success is not validation of a good idea. At best, it’s a necessary condition. There are lots of people with good ideas who never find validation, and lots of people with bad ideas who become rich & famous. Cigarettes are a good example. They’re one of the most successful consumer…

TED is devoted to spreading ideas, usually in the form of short, powerful talks. TED began in 1984 as a conference where Technology, Entertainment and Design converged. Today, with almost every topic covered, TED has become one of the most wonderful educational resources on the internet. We’ve designed a new…

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The experiment: In one week, update the UI & UX of Sidekiq‘s website. Ever since reading Mike Perham’s interview on Indiehackers, we’ve been following his journey of turning Sidekiq, an open source project, into a thriving profitable business. …