Bbeqdotina-dev.hashnode.dev·1h ago · 9 min readCSS 'overscroll-behavior' rubber banding: the right color behind the page when you pull itI think you all know the overscroll rubber-banding effect: when you scroll past the end of a page, or pull past the top, the content bounces back. It exists in all modern browsers, though each one has00
AAAnusmita Astrophileinanutech.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 7 min readWhy Your App Feels Slow Even When It's Fast — The Psychology and Science of Perceived PerformanceThe Gap Between Fast and Felt Fast - The Doherty threshold In 1982, Walter Doherty J and Aharon Thadhani did critical research. According to their paper of 1982 IBM Systems Journal, they analyzed that10
CHCalvin Herntonincalvin-hernton.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 10 min readSolving the Blank Map Problem in Thinking Tools Every new tool has a first enemy: the blank screen. Now make the screen spatial. The user is not filling a document, they are placing thoughts in space. Now make it radial, where everything orbits a c00
RDRussel DSouzainideas8.hashnode.dev·4d ago · 8 min readBiometric Authentication in React Native: The UX Decisions That Matter More Than the CodeBiometric authentication in React Native is mostly solved at the code level — expo-local-authentication does the heavy lifting. The interesting problems are all UX: when do you prompt, what happens on10
RTRaftLabs Teaminraftlabs-the-current.hashnode.dev·4d ago · 9 min readMobile-First Design Isn't About Small Screens. It's About Better Engineering.Most teams still think of mobile-first design as a responsive design exercise. They build for desktop, squeeze everything into a smaller viewport at the end, and call it done. That approach creates bl00
AIAon infotechinnikunj-ai.hashnode.dev·6d ago · 5 min readThe Prompt That Changed How I Think About How People Describe What They WantI look at a lot of generated images. It comes with running a free AI image tool — you end up developing a sense for what prompts produced what kinds of outputs, what vocabulary tends to work, what pat00
RSRijul Sarininappliedailab.hashnode.dev·Jun 21 · 18 min readAI UX: The Design Patterns Behind Products Users TrustPart 17 of the Applied AI Product Management series. The previous posts covered how to build, measure, deploy, and economically model AI features. This post covers how users actually experience them —00
AIAon infotechinnikunj-ai.hashnode.dev·Jun 21 · 5 min readThe Feedback That Changed How I Think About Free ToolsI don't have a traditional feedback mechanism on free AI image generator no restrictions. No rating prompt, no NPS survey, no post-generation "how did we do?" modal. Without accounts, there's no email00
JVJason Vertreesinjvertrees.hashnode.dev·Jun 18 · 10 min readDesigning In-App HelpThis issue is about how a product explains itself to the people using it — the in-app help that tells someone what a page is for, what they can do on it, and what its unfamiliar terms mean. The conven00
JPJenniffer Padillainthrivetherapist.hashnode.dev·Jun 16 · 5 min readWhat I Learned Building a No-Show Reduction Feature for Therapists (And Why the "Smart Reminder" Problem is Harder Than It Looks)I'm building a practice management SaaS for solo therapists called ThriveTherapist. One of the first features I tackled was automated appointment reminders — specifically for no-shows, which cost inde00
