Rebuild a visual hierarchy
A class booking card where everything shouts at once. Decide what matters and make the layout say so.
Practice library
Focused challenges you can finish in an evening. Each one has a brief, a checklist, evaluation criteria, hints and an illustrative solution. There is never only one correct design.
A class booking card where everything shouts at once. Decide what matters and make the layout say so.
A newsletter sign-up form that asks for too much, hides its rules and blames the user. Make it easy to complete.
A council recycling website with 11 menu items named after departments. Restructure it around what residents need to do.
A status dashboard that uses pale grey text and only red and green to show state. Make it readable and colour-independent.
Build a small, consistent type scale for a blog and apply it to a real article page.
Turn a messy set of buttons and inputs into a small, documented component set with every state.
A saved recipes screen only has its "full" state designed. Design the states people actually meet first.
A desktop product page squeezed onto a phone. Reorder and resize it for one-handed use.
Walk through a real online checkout and write a structured critique with severity ratings.
Map every step and decision in rescheduling a dentist appointment, including what goes wrong.
Use Nielsen's ten usability heuristics to evaluate a real app and prioritise what to fix.
Separate what a team believes from what it knows, and write questions research can answer.
Turn eight technical or blaming error messages into clear, specific help.
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