Coren Feldman

Artificial intelligence collects and analyzes data in most interfaces. Here’s how we can make it more transparent and user-centered.

Being a designer is one thing, but managing a team of designers is quite another, requiring a whole different set of skills.

From exhibition design to 3D mapping, James Boyce of Grumpy Sailor studio uses technology to tell compelling and powerful stories.

Canadian multi-award-winning design firm Locomotive is changing the digital landscape one project at a time.

The New Delhi-based designer and developer creates sleek, dynamic websites that bring together his passions for design and code.

The Brothers of Light are real-life siblings Gab and Elna, bringing their skateboarding background into their street art and murals.

A mix of skeuomorphism and flat design, neumorphism has made waves in the design community. But will the trend catch on?

Interfaces in movies and TV shows tend to look unrealistic, but there’s a lesson to be learned from them.

The Stockholm-based art director believes that the best brands should never fit in, but balance audacity with functionality.

From getting started to finding work and dealing with uncertainty, this personal story covers the path to becoming a freelancer.

Often overlooked, UX writing is what makes a product feel alive. When done well, it injects personality, guides the user and more.

Sometimes, we need to stand our ground and not execute the tasks we’re given. Instead, it’s up to us to offer alternative routes.

With originality as our holy grail, designers often forgo searching for inspiration. Yet looking outwards is absolutely essential.

What works for one team may not work well for another. With openness and flexibility, each company can find their ideal workflow.

Is your design-dev workflow glitching? Here’s how to repair it.