News you can use from Design Twitter

UX designer and design leader Tom Greever shares the inspiration behind his new book.

News you can use from Design Twitter

“Balance the immediate with the far off” and other great advice for design leadership

News you can use from Design Twitter

News you can use from Design Twitter

News you can use from Design Twitter

News you can use from Design Twitter

News you can use from Design Twitter

A strong design leader works side by side, not top-down, and pulls team players toward a deep belief in themselves.

Design leaders from Facebook, Intercom, Dropbox, Animoodles, and more share predictions about the coming sea change that is product design.

So much incredible design advice, so little time to read it all. If you prefer bullet points to lengthy prose, you’ll enjoy this comprehensive summary.

If you design products, you have more power and influence than you realize. This is a call for awareness and change in a time when Everything is Design.

To build superior products at scale, combine a classic business toolset with a design-thinking mindset.

No one works in a future-proof field, designers included. But if you recognize that change is coming and help others along the way, you can future-proof yourself.

The future will be defined by those who bridge the gap between design and development. Here are actionable steps to get there without burning out.

In an increasingly collaborative design world, hard and fast rules don't necessarily apply. But traits like emotional intelligence, future-obsession, and ability to trust rise to the top.

In an increasingly cross-disciplinary world, it’s high time we gave content strategists a seat at the table, alongside designers and developers.

An Abstract product designer shares her winding career path, discovering her love of problem-solving, and why more designers should talk about their struggles and triumphs.

From treating it like a product to defining principles and 'A.B.U.,' here are key things to remember along the way.

From ditching silos and workarounds to embracing purple squirrels and remote work, here's how to navigate the changing world of modern design.

How to start the conversation with stakeholders and get a design system off the ground.

Effective UX writing can turn a good user experience into a great one.

To build more powerful products, no one function should play a supporting role.

How marrying design process and design instincts will set you apart.

A more open approach to design helps build better products and demystifies the process for the rest of the company.

From blueprint to building, and the changing nature of developer handoff.

Jonathan Snook shares what it means to design in a multi-stack world.

Automation is killing the tedium in design, but our jobs are about to get more exciting

Branches are an essential piece of the design workflow and the cornerstone of version control.

Feedback is key to making better products, when it's given in the right place, at the right time.

"How often should I commit?" is a common question we hear from the Abstract community.

Version control is communication, transparency, and consensus