Evergreen Web Design Is a Lie (But Maybe That’s Okay) Post date October 31, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In design, evergreen, portfolio, templates, themes, timeless, Web Design
The Coming War of AI Browsers: Why the Web Will Never Be the Same Again Post date October 29, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, ai-browsers, ai-economy, ai-ethics, ai-ux, Arc Browser, atlas, atlas open ai, chrome, content ownership, design for machines, digital-autonomy, Edge Copilot, enshittification, future of browsing, information-design, internet future, llms, Open Web, perplexity, personalization, tech, ux, web, Web Design, web publishing
Feedback Fatigue: Why AI Will Stop Asking for Your Opinion Post date October 15, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, artificial-intelligence, feedback, input, user, ux
The AI Avalanche: Are We Drowning in Our Own Creation? Post date October 13, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, Apps, artificial-intelligence, ethos, Frameworks, overload, tech, tools
The Designer-Developer Handoff Is Still Broken — why? Post date October 6, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, annotation, coding, collab, collaboration, design, Designers, developers, development, Figma, hand off, notes, Spatial
Are Closed Ecosystems Like Apple’s a Necessary Evil? Post date October 3, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In apple, business, choice, closed, echosystem, illusion, tech, technology
Are Closed Ecosystems Like Apple’s a Necessary Evil? Post date October 3, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In apple, business, choice, closed, echosystem, illusion, tech, technology
Intent-Based UI Is Replacing Navigation—Are We Designing Ourselves Out of the Interface? Post date September 29, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In accessible, design, friction, interactions, navigation, orientation, prediction, predictive, user intent, user journey, ux
Designing for Dribbble Killed Real Web Creativity Post date September 22, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In aesthetics, Community, design, dribbble, pretty, shots, templates, ux, web, Web Design
The Evolution of Web Design: From Pixel Art to AI-Generated Experiences Post date September 8, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, atomic, design, design systems, early design, evolution, mobile, responsive design, ux, wacom, Web Design
Who Owns the Web Now? Centralization vs. Decentralization in the Age of AI Post date September 1, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, tech, web
UX Fatigue: When Your Website Asks for Too Much (and how to fix it)! Post date August 29, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In Cookie Consent Design, notifications, pateince, pop ups, prompt, SaaS UX, usability, user-experience-design, ux, UX Fatigue, UX mistakes, ux-psychology, ux-strategy, website popups
10 “Fresh” Design Trends We Shamelessly Stole From the Past Post date August 18, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In 80s, design, design trends, Graphic Design, neumorphism, skeumorphism, stolen, trends, typography, Web Design
Skeleton Screens Are Just Gray Lies We Tell Ourselves Post date August 4, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In design, load, loading, loading-screen, scheleton screens, usability, ux
The Silent UX Killer: Micro Failures Are Wrecking Your Site Post date July 30, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, conversion rate, micro failure, usability, user experience, ux
The Future of the Web Is Decentralized (Whether You Like It or Not) Post date July 21, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In big-tech, bitcoin, business, cloud server, corporations, data, decentralization, development, node, password, server, tech, web
The Slow Implosion of WordPress: 2025 and the CMS That’s Losing Its Soul Post date July 7, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In bloat, code, development, guternberg, tech, Web Dev, web-development, wordpress
AI Didn’t Kill Web Design —Templates Did It First Post date July 2, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, death of web design, design, shopify, Themeforest, Web Design, wix
Reddit may soon ask: “Mind if I scan your eye? Post date June 23, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, News, openai, passwords, reddit, sam-altman, tech, web-security, world id
Web Design Will Become the Art of Profiling the User Post date June 18, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, artificial-intelligence, design, profiling, usabiity, user, ux
How Apple Quietly Brought Skeuomorphism Back to Life Post date June 12, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, apple, aqua, design, liquid glass, News, skeumorphism, ui, usability, ux
The Art of Duolingo Notifications: The Subtle Manipulation of Language Learners Post date June 6, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In app, business, duolingo, gamification, language, languages, notifications, Rewards, streak, usability, user experience, ux, uxp
Mastering Multimodal UX: Best Practices for Seamless User Interactions Post date June 4, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, gesture, mobile, modal, multimodal, navigation, seamless, touch, ui, user, user experience, ux, voice, web
The Death of Web Design: Why Websites Will Soon Auto-Design Themselves Post date June 2, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, artificial-intelligence, auto design, design, Web Design
The Cognitive Load Dilemma: Is Simplification Always the Answer? Post date May 22, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In cognitive-load, progressive, usability, user experience, ux, uxp, Web Design
OpenAI Codex: Revolutionizing Code or Ripping Off Developers? Post date May 20, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, code, codebase, codex, News, open-ai, Web Developers, web-development
Figma Sites Isn’t the Future (Yet)—But It’s Coming for WordPress and Framer Anyway Post date May 12, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In Adobe, design, Figma, figma sites, framer, News, website-design, wordpress
Rethinking Responsive Grids with a Content-Aware Approach Post date May 5, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In content aware, design, development, fluid, Graphic Design, grid, Grids, layout, responsive design, responsive websites, ux, web, Web Design
The Case for and Against Off-Screen Menus: A Designer’s Dilemma Post date May 2, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In design, hmaburger icon, jakob nielsen, menu, off screen menus, ux
The Future of Web Design: Will We Even Recognize It in 100 Years? Post date April 28, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, futuristic, predictions, tech, ux, web, Web Design
Ads vs. Paywalls: The Ongoing Tug-of-War for Website Money Post date April 24, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In Ads, business, frustration, paywall, revenue, tech, users, Websites
The Rise of 3D Web Design: Innovation or Just Another Flashy Distraction? Post date April 21, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In design, tech, user experience, ux
AI-Driven Personalization in Web Design: The Future or a UX Nightmare? Post date April 16, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, artificial-intelligence, design, personalization, responsive design, tech, users, ux, Web Design
Thin Fonts Are a Usability Nightmare—And Finally, Designers Are Waking Up Post date April 9, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In accessibility, aesthethics, design, Fonts, Google, thin fonts, usabillity, ux
Are We Over-Simplifying UX? The Role of Friction in User Engagement Post date April 7, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ux
How Gmail’s UX Reflects Your Habits (and Exposes Your Flaws) Post date April 3, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, clutter, dashboard, design, gmail, tech, ui, usability, user, user experience, ux
Do Ugly Websites Sell Better? A Contrarian Look at Web Design and Conversion Rates Post date March 31, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In authentic, bad design, business, conversions, design, human, ugly, ugly design, ux, Web Design, Websites
Vibe Coding: Revolution or Recipe for Disaster in App and Game Development? Post date March 27, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, app, code, coding, development, Games, gaming, programmers, programming, tech, Web Dev, web-development, website
The Death of Coding Jobs: How AI, No-Code, and Corporate Greed Are Killing the Industry Post date March 24, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, business, coding, Freelancing, Jobs, Web Design, Web Dev, web-development
Breadcrumbs Are Dead in Web Design Post date March 17, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In breasdcrumbs, design, navigation, usability, ux, web
The Death of Google Search: Is the Search Engine on Its Last Legs? Post date March 14, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In Ads, billboard, business, generative search, Google, google-search, organic search, search-engine, tech, ux
Design Handoff Pitfalls: Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them Post date February 21, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In business, design, design handoff, development, files, organization, web designer, web developer, workflow
The Dark Side of UX: Lessons from OnlyFans’ Addictive Design Post date February 17, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In design, explotation, only fans, usability, user-interface, ux
Mapping India: How Google Designed a User-Centric Navigation Experience Post date February 14, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In field research, Google Maps, india, usability, ux
How Everything We Know About SEO Is Full of Lies Post date February 5, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In backlinks, content is king, Google, keywords, lies, misconceptions, rank, ranking, seo, traffic
How Everything We Know About SEO Is Full of Lies Post date February 5, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In backlinks, content is king, Google, keywords, lies, misconceptions, rank, ranking, seo, traffic
Are Logos Becoming Irrelevant in Modern Branding? Post date January 29, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In adaptive, ai, branding, brands, design, logo, logo-design, responsive
The Usability Myth: Users Don’t Really Know What They Want (and That’s Totally OK!) Post date January 15, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In usabilty, user experience, user-testing, ux
Mark Zuckerberg and the Illusion of Trust Post date January 9, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In facebook, fact-checking, mark-zuckerberg, meta, News, political, tech
FTC Orders accessiBe to Pay $1 Million for Deceptive AI Accessibility Claims Post date January 7, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In accessi.be, accesswidget, ada, ai, ftc, marketing, News, ux
Evolving Usability: Advanced Heuristics for Pro-Level Interfaces Post date January 6, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In heuristic principles, nielsen, usability, ux
How ProductHunt.com Became Overrun with AI Products Post date January 4, 2025 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In ai, minimum-viable-product, MVP, producthunt, saturation, tech
How Airlines Leverage UX (and Dark Patterns) to Monetize Seat Selection Post date December 23, 2024 Post author By Noah Davis Post categories In airline, dark-patterns, monetization, money, seat selection, usability, ux
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