Themebat / UX/UI
I used to think a portfolio case study’s job was simply to look impressive. Clean mockups, delightful interactions, and a flashy intro — that should be enough, right? Over time I learned that...
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I’ve shipped designs with teams big and small, and one truth keeps resurfacing: a “pixel-perfect” handoff is less about obsessing over a single screenshot and more about building a shared...
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Building a marketing landing page that both respects accessibility and increases signups isn’t an either/or problem — it’s the sweet spot where empathy meets conversion. Over the years I’ve...
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I start most redesigns and optimization projects the same way: by asking one practical question—what single UX change will actually move our key metric? It’s tempting to chase a dozen...
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I’m going to walk you through a practical, step-by-step checklist to make your website accessible — and I’ll show you how to do it without breaking your carefully crafted layout. Accessibility...
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I run a lot of short product sprints — not because I love meetings, but because a tight, well-orchestrated five‑day UX sprint is one of the fastest ways to cut through uncertainty and leave a...
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Pricing pages are where words meet money. Small copy tweaks can change how someone feels about value, risk, and urgency — and those feelings directly affect conversions. Over time I’ve tested...
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When I want to validate an onboarding pattern quickly, I reach for the simplest, most human-centred method I know: testing with five real users. It’s cheap, fast, and—if you do it right—reveals...
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Messy product backlogs are a reality I’ve come to accept — they grow faster than we can tidy them, priorities shift, and designers end up firefighting while trying to keep a coherent visual and...
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