In 2025, AI has gone from sidekick to co-creator in web design and development. 93% of designers use it daily, 91% of developers generate code with it, and Big Tech says 30%+ of new code is machine-written. —proof that the… Continue Reading →
The web isn’t just centralized—it’s now *thinking* for us. In the age of AI, a handful of companies don’t just own the platforms—they shape reality itself. If we don’t reclaim control soon, the future of the internet won’t be built… Continue Reading →
The web’s newest users are no longer just people—they’re AI agents navigating, summarizing, and acting on content. This shift introduces Agent Experience (AX), a new layer of UX that ensures sites are legible and actionable for both humans and machines.
Web development in 2025 isn’t just changing—it’s mutating. If you’re not orchestrating AI, ditching bloated frameworks, and thinking beyond screens, you’re already obsolete. Here’s what’s next (and why it’s coming faster than you think).
Struggling with blank screens? These 25 AI prompts for web designers will spark ideas, fix UX headaches, and even impress clients. Save time, design smarter, and future-proof your work.
The designer portfolio is dead—and AI killed it. Recruiters don’t click your link, algorithms flatten your work into bullet points, and the real hiring decisions happen on LinkedIn, X, and in community feeds.
A month ago, I launched and shared Where Can I Watch? The original version of Where Can I Watch? When I first shared this online, I described both its impetus and purpose like this: A few months ago, one of… Continue Reading →
Your site might “work,” but it *feels* broken—and your users notice. Micro failures are the tiny, invisible UX screw-ups that slowly kill trust, tank conversions, and make people leave without saying a word. If you think they don’t matter, congratulations:… Continue Reading →
Stack Overflow is dying, but developers aren’t leaving the community behind—they’re evolving. With AI tools, real-time chat platforms, and more dynamic spaces like GitHub and Reddit, the future of developer collaboration is shifting. Is Stack Overflow’s decline the death of… Continue Reading →
The web isn’t dying because of AI—it’s drowning in a sea of templates. Platforms like Squarespace, Wix, and Shopify have made building a site easier than ever—but at the cost of creativity, originality, and soul. If every website looks the… Continue Reading →
For I don’t know how long, I’ve used Television Time to track the shows I watch (or have watched) because it’s easy. It’s one of those apps that’s helpful but also aims to primarily do one thing and do it… Continue Reading →
Reddit is considering using Sam Altman’s **eyeball-scanning Orb** to verify users—yes, your actual iris, for internet points. If this goes through, proving you’re human online might soon require biometric proof. Welcome to the internet’s weirdest identity crisis yet.
The next evolution of web design isn’t about looks — it’s about knowing you better than you know yourself. Get ready for a future where websites don’t just personalize your experience — they profile your soul in real-time. Creepy? Absolutely…. Continue Reading →
Apple just resurrected skeuomorphism, but it’s hiding behind shiny buzzwords like “Liquid Glass.” Is this a stunning reinvention of UI or a glossy distraction from Siri’s ongoing failure? Either way, Apple’s new design looks incredible… until you try to read… Continue Reading →
Gmail in 2025 should be more than an inbox—it should write your emails, follow up, and manage your communication for you. Why are we still typing replies when AI can understand tone, context, and intent better than ever? The future… Continue Reading →
Multimodal interfaces offer exciting opportunities for creating seamless user experiences, but they require careful attention to context, consistency, and smooth transitions between input methods.
Websites are about to start designing themselves—literally. Powered by AI and real-time behavior data, they’ll adapt layouts, copy, and UX on the fly. What does that mean for web designers? Obsolescence… unless we evolve fast.
AI agents aren’t coming—they’re already quietly transforming how designers, developers, and UX pros work every day. From building layouts to debugging code and synthesizing user feedback, they’re the digital sidekicks doing the busywork so you can focus on the big… Continue Reading →
