Anton Sten

Because neurodiversity can cover such a wide range of individual differences, it's not easy to specify what that translates to in terms of design standards, for example.

When given the choice between an accessible bathroom or a non-accessible one, many people would pick the accessible one: there’s more space, it’s more comfortable, it’s a no-brainer.

What about speed?

We’re still at the beginning of the new year, so it’s common for experts to list their prophecies for the coming year.

People have been asking me to share a bit more about the day to day work that I'm doing now and while I can't share the actual work due to legal issues, I can share some of the processes use.

“In 2019, it’s time to stand up for the right to privacy—yours, mine, all of ours.

When we discuss technology, we often talk about things that are common in our daily lives: Facebook, how we use our smartphones, streaming services, and “disruptive companies” like Uber or even Tesla.

Happy New Years!

Just like last year, I wanted to end the year by reflecting on what has passed. 2018 has been a very different year, both for my business and for me personally.

For thousands of years a person has had only one location.

I firmly believe that I learned more about building businesses from playing Starcraft than I've learned from business books — Tobi Lütke (@tobi) April 1, 2018 Some might dismiss Tobi Lütke's tweet's praise of a video game contributing to his success.

Today was my 100th newsletter - an accomplishment that I’m quite proud of.

In the traditional world, most things are organized so you can find them when you’re looking for them.

A couple of months ago my friend Femke, a product designer at Uber, started sharing her journey of becoming a runner.

The tech industry is growing at an exponential rate influencing society to the point that we are seeing the biggest shift, perhaps ever, in man-kind.

I took a Facebook vacation about a year ago.

My brother-in-law is a freelancer like me.

There’s an interesting shift happening with our technology as we move from touch based inputs to voice.

I've been checking my personal emails 3 times a day or less for the last 2 months, and it's had a noticeable effect on my mood, happiness and self-esteem.

You may have noticed that my blog has been quiet lately.

If you know me, you know I’m not a big fan of the title UX-Designer.

I still vividly remember my early days spent blogging, literally alone in my apartment.

Due to my recent explorations of AI Ethics - specifically in the design field - I’ve been thinking more and more about values and what they mean to us.

I’ve recently been reading a book called The Black Swan by Nassim Nicholas Taleb and it got me thinking about our confirmed way of thinking.

Lawyers, doctors, and even journalists have something in common.

I've been thinking a bit about conversions and A/B tests lately.

AI has our attention.

The question I’m often asked after sending a newsletter or giving a talk is “How do I learn UX?”

I can't imagine someone I know (like my hairdresser) receiving an incoming call from me and instead end up talking with my digital voice assistant.

The theory is that one highly-protected database could be safer than having our personal data scattered throughout thousands of different databases.

But perhaps even more than that, they knew they needed to talk about their design patterns more consistently.

I don't know about your morning routines, but my mornings are pretty much the same every day.

I worked longer than an 8-hour day on Monday because I felt it.

I was recently asked to help a client develop a new cohesive visual identity.

The GDPR is prescriptive about what organisations have to do to comply.

I believe freelancing is the ultimate way to take control of my life, my finances and my daily happiness.

We can find the terms 'user experiences' and 'UX' all over the Internet.

There's a new show on Netflix that I've really been enjoying.

The only thing I would and to expand on is the question of "the seat at the table."

Cuba has one of the lowest rates of internet usage in the Western Hemisphere, and access to media is strictly restricted—but that doesn't stop Cubans from watching Game of Thrones.

Both the Times and the Guardian describe this as a “data breach”, but I don’t think that’s entirely descriptive of what went on here.

UI/UX work is not just about creating a beautiful picture.

I’ve been working as a designer in some fashion for more than two decades—as an employee and as an entrepreneur, in small studios and in large agencies, and at tiny startups and late-stage enterprises.

It's easy to look at Apple's headphone strategy as nothing more than the company expanding its iPhone accessories.

Over the past few days, users with Alexa-enabled devices have reported hearing strange, unprompted laughter.

For the past few weeks I've been testing the new Apple HomePod.

Everyone wants to provide a 'great user experience' to their customers.

Last December, I decided to get rid of my Macbook Pro 13" Touchbar.

I’ve never been a big believer in personas.

See, the rabbit doesn’t lose because he gets tired.