How do you find your way in all that and identify the design practices that, albeit appearing perfectly fine at first glance, actually don’t bring much value? To get you thinking – and questioning some common UX design advice – we’ve gathered a list of 7 such practices for you to ponder.

There are a lot of common UX design myths circulating around, and sometimes we just don’t have the time to stop and reflect on how true they really are. So today, we tackle 12 of the most common myths of UX design and try to dispel them.

In a sentence, imposter syndrome is when you feel like you’re a fraud (in your professional field), and that everyone is just about to pick up on that and fire/abandon/ridicule you on the spot. In this article, we share how to overcome that feeling in order to be successful at work.

Email newsletters play as much of a role in contributing to the overall UX of something as any other element of the company’s presence or their products. Therefore, how should we design email newsletters with all that in mind? We round-up 5 crucial things to know.

This post explores the 10 web design commandments that you need to keep in mind when designing a business website for your client. This goes for all types of websites where a business is selling to a customer (B2C). Think e-commerce stores, small business websites, product websites, and so on.

Here’s a list of dos and don’ts around the topic of UX design. Check it out if you’re just getting started with UX and want to know what’s up.