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Learn to import layered Photoshop files into UXPin to create an interactive user flow.

Free e-book explaining everyday techniques for improving design feasibility. Topics include visual hygiene, design collaboration, documentation, and more.

Learn practical UX techniques to keep your product design timeless. Written by Creative Director Drew Thomas.

Stop using documentation as a paper trail. Learn how to create useful documentation to try drive your UX forward.

Peek inside the e-book UX Design Trends 2015 & 2016 as we fine comb through the advancements of UX design heading into 2016.

See best practices for improving the feasibility of your designs. Collaborative tips for wireframing, prototyping, and usability testing.

UX Designer and startup coach Sarah Harrison explains how to validate business ideas with quick UX techniques.

Know how to go beyond page design when creating web experiences. Get tips for user research, prototyping, and interaction design.

Working as a UX designer in the enterprise world can be challenging, but the experience can also be fun and rewarding. If you enjoy solving complex problems and function well in an environment with well-defined boundaries, enterprise UX could be right up your alley. Having worked on a design team in a large corporation for

Texting and driving don’t always mix. Sure knowing where the next turn is has been virtually solved. And self-parking, even self-driving cars exist. But texting while driving is more to blame for car accidents, especially among teens, and the accident rate continues to skyrocket. While it can be so helpful, even life-saving at times, technology

70+ page e-book lifts the curtain on UX tactics that makes users crave more of your site or app. 24 examples thoroughly deconstructed.

Skeuomorphism gives way to flat, and flat gives way to … something in between. One technique that’s taken hold in recent years is parallax scrolling — a visual effect that adds the illusion of depth to your site. In this piece, we’ll explain a few things you must consider if you want this technique to work

Traditional analytics provide you with an overall look at how your website or mobile application performs. Unfortunately, they fail to explain why certain actions are taking place. In this post, we’ll explain a more visual approach to analytics for better design decisions.

We’ve all heard the old adage: test early and test often. Yet user testing can be a daunting task for some. After all, there’s gathering the participants, doing the actual test, documenting and analyzing the results. Not to mention, making sense of the feedback, figuring out what to prioritize before taking action. And that can

Real-word advice and exercises for natural design collaboration. Examples included from Venmo, Hubspot, Vice, and Amazon.