Analysis of why AI and automation are unpopular with the general public despite rising usage numbers, exploring the concept of 'software brain'.
Explores how digital interfaces subconsciously influence user emotions and cognition, arguing for ethical design as a core engineering responsibility.
A critique of modern web design, arguing that user frustration is an intentional product of ad-driven metrics and hostile UX.
A personal reflection on returning to wired earphones, highlighting their simplicity, reliability, and sustainability over wireless alternatives.
Explores how AI accelerates app development but argues human judgment, taste, and user research remain essential for creating quality, polished products.
Analysis of a realistic AI voice agent demo, highlighting key design principles for bridging the gap between demos and real-world systems.
A curated collection of articles on software architecture, development, testing, and leadership, featuring insights on microservices, data privacy, UX, and DevOps.
A rant about the concept of 'enshittification' - the perceived decline in quality of products, services, and online platforms, including the role of AI.
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A critique of Apple's declining software quality and attention to detail in its recent OS updates, citing specific UI and UX failures.
The article critiques Adobe Acrobat's cluttered UI and draws parallels to the bloated, ad-heavy modern web, questioning if poor UX drives users to AI chatbots.
A reflection on the importance of user experience and emotional impact in software development, beyond just meeting specifications.
Vivaldi browser's CEO announces the browser will remain AI-free, criticizing the industry's push of often-useless AI features into every tool.
A lifelong Windows power user shares their surprising first impressions and confusions after switching to macOS, detailing the unexpected differences and challenges.
A software engineer's reflection on why buggy software is released, using personal anecdotes about frustrating apps and websites.
Explores web accessibility principles through the lens of rickrolling, arguing that parity of experience is more important than descriptive labels.
A keynote speaker explores the emotional drivers of web accessibility adoption, arguing that professional pride and shame are key motivators for developers.
A blog post about the importance of checking your work to ensure it achieves its intended outcome, using examples from washing dishes and software development.
A critique of fake interactive UI elements like non-clickable 'buttons' that frustrate users, with examples and solutions for better web development.
An article arguing that engineers should not use complexity as an excuse for poor design, emphasizing the importance of creating simple user experiences.
Overview of the European Accessibility Act (EAA) requirements for websites and apps, covering scope, compliance timeline, and benefits.
