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Tree testing strips away design and focuses on one thing: can people actually find what they’re looking for in your site structure?

Component-based design brings structure and flexibility to your website, making it easier to manage, scale, and keep consistent as your needs grow.

With Apple’s announcement of the new Vision Pro, it seems that the “spatial computing era” has finally dawned. What does this mean for your website?

The web is complex, and the things you build are going to fail. With progressive enhancement, though, you can deliver the best possible experience to each and every user even when things go wrong.

How do you know that your website or app is working for the people who need it? A bad user experience is bad for business — but a UX designer can help.

Investing in visual design is worth it — because how a website looks is a big part of how it works.

I came to my design role at Pixo with a me-centered mindset, which drove me into a brick wall during one of my first projects.

The object-oriented user experience (OOUX) methodology is now core to my work as a UX designer to break down complex systems.

Here's a list of books, blogs, and tools we recommend for discovering more about the user experience field.

How can you, the designer, demonstrate a motion background with a static mockup? This Figma tip will help you share your vision with clients and the development team.

And how it helps designers make the leap between initial vision and final product.

A peek into Pixo’s design-discourse channel, where we get inspired and glimpse the future of software.

My mission to create color palettes that are appealing AND accessible.

Try this note-taking and prioritization tool.