Nigel Warren

John Gruber on why Claude’s Mac app is built on Electron: [Felix Rieseberg] is one of the principal people responsible for creating Electron[…].

Apple originally sold Safari 15’s unified tab bar as a way of saving space.

Some people are sceptical that Mark Zuckerberg truly intends to shift Facebook's focus to private, encrypted communication.

Apple’s HomePod requires an iOS device, and people are speculating that this is part of a strategy to sell more iPhones and create platform lock-in.

The uptick in iPad sales this quarter has caught people’s attention.

At a tech company where I used to work, I looked into the usage of the share-to-Facebook/Twitter/etc. buttons that were placed on the most visited pages of our site.

For the past couple of months I’ve had a post about wearable technology sitting in a drafts folder, waiting to be edited for the 10th time and published.

Google's Project Ara has a wonderfully misleading sales pitch.

Thanks for the weirdly unsettling notification, Facebook.

Jon Bell recently stated that counting the number of clicks needed to complete a task can be a misleading objective when designing software.

Here's an interesting design iteration in progress.

Apple usually takes the time they need to release products that work well.

There are two important aspects to Apple's notice regarding the lost functionality in the new iWork suite: On the surface, it commits to reintroducing some of this functionality within the next 6 months.

There's lots of talk about the fact that iWork has lost a significant amount of features on the Mac.

Some iOS 7 commentators have brought up the idea that we don't need visual cues like buttons, bevels, textures, and shadows to tell us what we can tap.

The most exciting piece of news to come out of Adobe today isn't the widely reported switch to a subscription service for their flagship Creative Suite.

When you lock a Google Nexus phone, there is a short animation where the screen shuts off using an effect reminiscent of switching off an old CRT TV.

I wanted to explore a concept for switching apps on the iPad using a video demo.

John Gruber recently commented on the prevailing trend against skeuomorphism in software design, repeatedly describing minimalist designs as "true".

Federico Viticci recently noted that people often criticize the iOS keyboard for the wrong thing: Personally, I believe the iOS keyboard is great for writing, because it’s just a normal keyboard, but iOS text selection is in serious need of an update, bec…

I recently had an unexpected experience with Airbnb.

It occurred to me after the last post on the confusing gesture shortcut to switch apps on the iPad that there's another potential issue at play.

Apple gets a lot of credit for pioneering the use of animation in UI design.

Thibaut Sailly shared some interesting thoughts today on the value of using CSS preprocessors like LESS and SASS.

Once upon a time I ran usability studies on Google Maps back when state-of-the-art in mobile technology meant installing a Java app on your phone.

I won’t beat around the bush.