Taylor Ling is a passionate advocate for great UI and UX Design. Famous in the Android realm for his (re)designs that focus on clarity and usability, he is frequently invited to speak at conferences all over the world.

Taylor’s blog androiduiux.com is one of the most substantial resources for …

An exploration on the background and motivation for setting up a home server, along with practical instructions for taking control of your digital life again.

The best band in the world needed a great user experience for their Digital Concert Hall. Here’s the story of building an Android app with the simple principle of keeping the audience in mind.

The mobile game is in a desolate state, but it can be fixed. Guenther Beyer shares three in-depth pieces that articulate the zeitgeist of the gaming industry.

Although we tell stories all the time, we generally have no idea how they function. Partly, that’s because of all the buzz “storytelling” has created lately. It remains a very powerful technique, however, so here is an attempt to return some substance to the concept.

Our plan B is always inferior, because it will not make us happy. Yes, it may save our ass, but what does that amount to if we’re unhappy?

“The larger role that a marketing and communication professional should play, is to listen to the audience, what it wants and needs, and bring that way of thinking back to the organization.”

A case study to share insights into the process of how Günther Beyer went about designing the groceries app for TESCO’s hudl tablet.

A walk through the process of building and publishing a Firefox OS app. Max built BLIP, a small, minimalist whack-a-mole game to experiment with triggering hardware and controls of the One Touch Fire.

Reading is the most crucial and most often performed task to obtain information. This is crucial for our work with information and screens. Let’s explore techniques and philosophy behind reading on screen and related tasks.