Kai Wong

Designers must learn to combat blank page syndrome nowadays because you have an unfair competitor: Generative AI. Blank page syndrome, where creatives stare blankly at a page, trying to find the…

Use the “Doubtful Stakeholder” exercise to test whether your explanations make sense

I’ve heard it all, from being told, “I talked to the wrong users who didn’t know anything,” to getting polite nods and being told, “Just work on what I tell you, and we’ll tackle that next release.”…

If you’re having trouble explaining your work as a Designer, learn the power of writing a great Hook. I’m usually not one to give design career or portfolio advice, but the job market is so crazy…

How do you design for a user that doesn't use your product? “What if the person who uses the product isn't buying it?” That question introduced

Why your UX suggestions might be getting ignored. Last week, you learned about the first step in the journey: understanding value.

Design isn't just about looking nice: it's about changing user behavior One of my most visually unappealing case studies is often the one that interests interviewers.

Imposter syndrome is a luxury UX can't afford in a rough market If UX is forced to change to stay relevant , we must tackle imposter syndrome at the same time.

Practical advice, not vague analogies, on how to use UX Storytelling UX storytelling is a powerful tool for communication, yet most of the time, it is a buzzword on a resume.

You don't have to feel awful requesting design changes from a busy engineer "Yeah, I'll get around to those design changes when I can, but I'm looking at 8 hours of coding today."