Ryan explains why there is no universal design truth for color theory in design and business.

Anthony Diké gives us invaluable tips on how to create great microcopy.

A mega-list of critical knowledge for UI, UX, Interaction, and Product designers alike.

Learn common visual-design terms and easy definitions of terms that are used in UX design.

Assuming I’ve convinced you of the value of a UX portfolio, here are 15 things to consider when creating one.

Rachel tells us how learning UX-adjacent skills can help you become a better designer and candidate, as well as what certifications we should consider.

If you want to build a UX portfolio while helping out your community, this article written by Mansi gives you a good look into who and how you can help.

"We asked over 200 hiring managers who hire for UX jobs what they look for in candidates' portfolios. The expectations are different for people looking to be hired as designers vs. as researchers, and also different for junior vs. senior positions."

Use this cool notebook to easily sketch your mobile wireframes which features 120 crisp white pages with mobile phone wireframe templates.

The author gives us some interesting tips on the do's and dont's for your UX/ UI design portfolio.

Making UX Work is hosted by Joe Natoli, and our focus here is on folks like you doing real, often unglamorous UX work in the trenches of product design and development.

Professionals have highly suggested this University of Michigan User Experience Research and Design Course as a good step in learning how to become a UX Designer.

Femke gets personal with us about her salary journey throughout her career as a UX designer.

Google unveiled a mini version of its highly anticipated UX course, launching later this year.

Hossein details the 41 commonly used design terms that you need to know as a UX Researcher, Writer or Designer.

Mehek gives us her thoughts on 5 mistakes designers make in their portfolio.

We get some insights into how Danny designed and launched his product from scratch.

Jordan gives us a list of the hard truths about Product Design

Learn how to create a true persona and the two ways you can go about it.

Justinmind tells us how to create a visual story with your UI and what that means.

Tubik Studio explains what affordances are and how you should be using them in your user interfaces.

Learn how to solve and present exercises that top startups use to interview designers for product design and UI/UX roles.

Justin dive's into one of his favorite methods for doing experience mapping for UX.

The Interaction Design Foundation is one of the most known and cost-effective programs for learning UX - they have over 29 courses available for a one-time fee.

At its core, UX is about understanding users and then designing helpful products that encourage positive experiences. Branding, at a high level, is a promise to your customer.

Cindy gives us some tested and proven strategies that could help win over stakeholders for your UX project.

With this practical book, you’ll learn how to write strategically for UX, using tools to build foundational pieces for UI text and UX voice strategy.

Sarah is an excellent resource for everything UX, her course "UX Portfolio Formula" has helped job seekers world wide fix their UX portfolio and gain employment.

A beautifully designed and informative website that lays out for us the prominent laws of UX.

A weekly podcast about the design process and design culture.

Check out Nabil's case study on Shoot, a marketplace website for connecting photographers with customers that want to book high-quality photoshoot experiences.

Check out Marissa's case study on Wabil, which is an interactive recipe guide, with optional accompanying meal kits to shed light on body positivity for parents with eating disorders.

For those who believe that there must be a more agile and efficient way for people to get things done, here is a brilliantly discursive, thought-provoking book about the leadership and management process that is changing the way we live.

Built for Mars has some great interactive case-studies on various companies like Hulu, Tik Tok, and Zoom.

Danny gives us some useful tips on how to get a job in UX and what recruiters are really looking for.

In this article, Luis shares how the movie Pulp Fiction can inspire us to create better portfolios.

Shoshana gives us her top tips on how to polish your product design case studies.

This useful website gives you UI component examples and their names to help us standardize the naming conventions.

Samuel tells us what headlines we should be using on Linkedin and what headlines hurt us during our job search.

Teisanu tells us 10 things he would have wished he knew before he started his UX corporate job.

This challenge invites Product designers, UX/UI designers, researchers, and designers of any kind to help solve environmental, health, and social inequality issues through design challenges.

Ben asks if there is a formula for delight in UX and UI while giving us insight on the topic.

Jeremy gives us a helpful and in-depth take into how to become business-savvy UXers.

In this article, Nick gives us his top 10 quotes from a bad UX designer.

Fabricio gives us a list of what he wants you to avoid in your UI/UX portfolio.

Lanya gives us the checklist she uses before she ships her team's UI designs.

@jasonogle asks his followers what they do when they have to design without any content.

Joel Marsh gives us a crash course in UX design in digestible chunks, from information architecture to designing with data, with beneficial hints.

Steve compiles a list of visual and easy UI design tips for us in this Twitter thread.

Marc gives us six actionable and helpful tips that will help us clarify and improve your e-commerce / digital product user interface.

Daniel explains what user flows are and how you should be using them in your digital product.

In this article, Sarah explains the difference between a Product Designer and a UX designer and how she was surprised by the results.

Mallory gives us some actionable ideas that can help you gather insights when you have no budget for research.

Yachin lists out her process for synthesizing interview notes and how she turns the user's feedback into design actions.

The author, Kari McMahon, walks us through the differences between a Proto-Persona and a Persona, and when to use each method.

In this twitter thread, Karen examines some critical advice she would have wished to have known years before she began her journey as a Product Designer.

Play this fun Jeopardy UX game and test your UX knowledge of the basics, psychology, and conventions.

The author gives us tips on when to use these three specific design processes (Design Thinking, Google Design Sprint, and Double Diamond)

UI Breakfast Podcast is hosted by Jane Portman, co-founder of Userlist. Her podcast episodes can be enjoyed by beginners and experts alike.

The Baynard Institution gives us 6 detailed explanations of UX improvements e-commerce websites should implement due to COVID-19

Learn how the retail giant pivoted dealt with their strategy for the Amazon Fire phone - and how they pivoted after the failure.

On the Unusable podcast, David and Andrew both discuss the importance of usability & UX in technology & the world around us.

In this video, Sarah Doody gives you tips on how to structure your user research interview as well as examples of questions you could ask.

Diana gives us some insightful tips on how to spot and fix UX mistakes in e-commerce and m-commerce.

Patrick has documented for us 5 important criteria to help you decide when your product is good enough to ship into the real world.

Lean UX has become the preferred approach to interaction design. Jeff Gothelf and Josh Seiden expand on the valuable Lean UX principles, tactics, and techniques.

In this massive twitter thread, Ian gives us his 60+ tip insight into his research on UX portfolios from the last few years.