Information overload, Facebook Libra, baseline grids — and more UX links this week
A weekly selection of design links, brought to you by your friends at the UX Collective.
- How to combat with info overload →
How to avoid presenting so much data that you leave the user unable to make a decision. - Marking required fields in forms →
Using asterisk for required fields, or indicating the ones that are optional? - Experimenting in UX research →
Design thinking, failing fast, iterating, and other popular design buzzwords.
The UX Collective newsletter is a self-funded newsletter read by over 106,900 people every week. The best way you can support it is by sharing it with your design friends.Stories from the community
One design concept, infinite revisions? →
On building flexibility into your creative process.
By Benek Lisefski
How to improve your product with Lean UX →
Processes that are quick, sustainable, and flexible.
By Adam Fard
How I overcame the fear of testing my design →
Who loves the feeling of being rejected?
By Porhour LY
More top stories:
- The UI commute: why screens are burning you out →
By Stefan Nikolovski - How good UX leads to great security →
By Josh Ben-David - Writing a press release before jumping into Design →
By Shani Prathibha - 3 ways of thinking about accessibility →
By Alastair Somerville - What is the role of an AI designer? →
By Amanda Linden - The illusion of different design processes →
By Maximilian Schmidt - The things we forget on the inside looking out →
By Quinn Keast
News & ideas
- Facebook Libra →
Facebook launches Libra (cryptocurrency) and Calibra (app), with a serious trust problem. - Spot the Fake →
Adobe has an ambitious plan to help the public spot fake images. - Atoms & Ions →
Introducing “Ions”, an extension to the Atomic Design concept. - Sustainable Web →
A manifesto about making the web a more sustainable, open, and honest place.
Tools & resources
- Iconography 101 →
A comprehensive guide about iconography, its whys and hows. - Mind Maps →
Whimsical is launching mind maps to help organize your ideas. - Baseline Grids →
A thorough investigation into a commonly overlooked design element. - Pock →
Display your MacOS doc on your Touch Bar.
