Product Design, Responsive Web Design, UX Design, Belfast Northern Ireland | Jordan Moore

Every new AI model upgrade seems to be accompanied by a general sense of amazement and unease.

Here’s a thought exercise: if you grew up in the 80s, 90s, or early 00s, put yourself back in the mind of the younger version of yourself and ask “what would the world look like 20/30/40 years from now in 2026?”

As I write this, I’m about half a year deep into rebranding my company.

This is an attempt to throw words around an experience that I had months ago and I still struggle to articulate what it was and what it meant.

I need to be upfront about a couple of things: the first is that Michael Smith’s thread on Letting Go left such a huge impression on me in terms of being able to throw words around something unwordable which, in turn, made it more accessible to people and…

We tend to build a story out of past events to make sense of the present, with varying degrees of accuracy, but I’m almost certain that I can attribute my career path to the skatepark editor from Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 on PC.

My brother bought me a copy of Cal Newport’s book, Digital Minimalism, a few years ago—long before I realised it was an unexpected antidote to a nagging feeling that I’ve had for quite some time now: the feeling that the colours, vibrancy, and general ali…

I have been using Twitter less frequently than I used to, and now I find myself in a situation where I’m torn between not wanting to engage with the platform at all, and experiencing a sense of loss aversion that Twitter seems to evoke through its various…

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M.

I have wanted to write about working backwards from magic for quite a while now, partially from a place of laying claim to the idea as some smart minds are taking note of the idea, but I didn’t want to rush out a half-baked take on a concept that I truly…