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Redesign and audit

6/14/202614 min

How to prove that the redesign worked: metrics that convince management

The redesign is underway. The team is happy - it looks better, it is more convenient to use. The management looks at us and asks, "So, did this make us money?"

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Redesign and audit

6/14/202615 min

Steakholders vs. redesign: how to convince with numbers, not aesthetics

"I like the way it is now." "Users are used to it." “Why touch what works?” "We don't have time for that right now.".

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Redesign and audit

6/14/202614 min

Technical Debt in Design: The Invisible Problem That Slows Down the Team

The technical debt in the code is discussed at every retro. Design debt is almost never. Although the consequences are the same: work slows down, mistakes multiply, new tasks become more expensive.

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Redesign and audit

6/14/202614 min

Before/After: How to Show the Value of a Redesign to Be Believed

"Better beautiful" is not an argument. Beautiful - subjective. "Better" is not an argument. Better for whom, by what criteria?

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Redesign and audit

6/14/202615 min

10 Nielsen heuristics: how to find critical errors in any interface in an hour

Jacob Nielsen formulated his 10 heuristics in 1994. Thirty years later, they work because they describe the fundamental principles of human-system interaction rather than specific UI patterns.

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Redesign and audit

6/14/202615 min

One-day UX Audit: A Checklist That Finds Critical Problems to Users

Most UX problems don’t need to be looked for with expensive research and weeks of testing. You can see them with the naked eye if you know where to look.

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Motion and animation

6/14/20269 min

How to Show What AI Thinks: Patterns of Agent Progress Animation

Spinner is designed for operations with a length of 0.5-2 seconds. LLM query takes 4-15 seconds. Multi-step task of the agent - up to a few minutes. During this time, the spinner ceases to work as an indicator of progress and becomes a source of anxiety: “What’s going on?”, “The system is hovering?”, “Is it worth waiting?”

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Motion and animation

6/14/20268 min

When animation interferes: signals that you overdid - and how to roll back

The point of transition from “helps” to “interferes” passes unnoticed. Added one animation - good. Then another one. Then more. At some point, the user begins to wait until everything is finished before he can continue working.

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Motion and animation

6/14/20269 min

AI Animates for You: What Tool 2026 Really Works

The AI in animation 2026 is not one tool. These are different classes for different tasks. Mixing their purpose is the most common mistake: expect a video generation tool to write CSS animation, or that a code agent will create illustrative animation from scratch.

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Motion and animation

6/14/20268 min

Transitions that do not nauseate: screen changing patterns for mobile and web

Switching between screens is the most common motion pattern and the most common breaking UX. A bad transition is disorienting: the user does not understand where he was, where he is now, what happened.

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Motion and animation

6/14/20268 min

Easing, duration, delay: three parameters that make animation live, not cartoon

You can take the right type of animation, the right component, and still get something mechanical or cartoonish. Three parameters determine how much animation feels like real: easing, duration, delay.

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Motion and animation

6/14/20268 min

Motion Design That Helps, Not Irritates: Principles That Work

The interface without animations is not neutral. It communicates through instant switching states that the brain has difficulty tracking. I pressed the button and suddenly found myself on another page. Did something happen? Where was I? Where am I now?

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Publications from authors and the editorial team

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How to prove that the redesign worked: metrics that convince management

Steakholders vs. redesign: how to convince with numbers, not aesthetics

Technical Debt in Design: The Invisible Problem That Slows Down the Team

Before/After: How to Show the Value of a Redesign to Be Believed

10 Nielsen heuristics: how to find critical errors in any interface in an hour

One-day UX Audit: A Checklist That Finds Critical Problems to Users

How to Show What AI Thinks: Patterns of Agent Progress Animation

When animation interferes: signals that you overdid - and how to roll back

AI Animates for You: What Tool 2026 Really Works

Transitions that do not nauseate: screen changing patterns for mobile and web

Easing, duration, delay: three parameters that make animation live, not cartoon

Motion Design That Helps, Not Irritates: Principles That Work

Spline V2: AI-agent collects interactive 3D scenes, and the interface can be written on top of them

Distributed intelligence: who will be subordinated to the network

Just try everything. How I came to vibe coding

I implemented Grafana: what it shows and why the project is needed

GPT-6 received Sol and Luna: Terra remains a model of the GPT-5 line. 6

Awwwards MCP: how to search for references and check web design

Figma linked layouts with Weave and updated folders: what changes in working with variations

GPT Image 2.5: spot edits, sketches and less lost details

ChatGPT in Russia broke in a new way: it seems that for the first time blocked not in OpenAI, and on the side of the Russian Federation

Figma Adds Transparency Management Through Tokens: How It Simplifies Design Systems

browser-use: a library that turns a browser into an AI agent tool

omp (oh-my-pi): a complete guide to the functions of a CLI agent for coding

OpenAI launches GPT-6 Astra in what the company calls the “AGI era”

Figma has opened generative plugins and shaders: what can now be transferred from canvas to React

Runway Solaris: A real-time interface – and why it’s not a replacement for web development

Figma reveals how to measure AI’s impact on design – and why speed metrics are not enough

AI video editors managed through Codex and Claude Code

Orca (stablyai/orca) – ADE for orchestrating a fleet of parallel AI agents

oh-my-pi (omp) – a terminal AI-agent for coding with a “stitched” IDE

What AI Agents Are and How They Work: A Clear Guide to Business

Get Shit Done (GSD): как организовать работу ИИ-агента

Google Flow: AI Credits, лимиты и сколько видео

Почему Claude блокирует аккаунты: причины бана и VPN

Codex ChatGPT Subscription: Codex-chatgpt-web and Codex-with-chatgpt