Adnan Khan

Here's a thought that's been nagging at me.

Your professional identity is scattered across a dozen platforms.

View tool Assumption Autopsy Assumption Autopsy Every startup is built on assumptions.

The problem with AI-generated interfaces Here's a question I've been wrestling with: if AI is going to help us build interfaces, how do we make sure it builds good ones?

AI ate the design process By the time you've finished your coffee, AI has already completed the warm-up exercises: user journeys, wireframes and workflows, even research synthesis.

You've seen the discourse.

In Part I of this series, I diagnosed FaUX—Fake UX.

Every organisation claims to be user-centered now.

The great decoupling For decades, we've designed software as if pixels were permanent.

Have you ever wondered where your life is heading?

The cognitive load theory The central idea behind the theory of cognitive load is that the human brain can only process a small amount of new information, and a large amount of stored information.

There's a moment in every design project when the "obvious" solution arrives.

Clever interfaces are attractive, I'll give you that.

Users behave differently in different scenarios.

Originally published September 2018.