Design Notes from the Field

A brief history of accessibility

TThis post traces the evolution of accessibility from ancient exclusion to modern design accountability. It argues that accessibility began not with compliance, but with interruption, moments when someone questioned default assumptions. From stone steps to digital interfaces, the built world has long excluded those who didn’t fit the norm. But over time, ramps replaced stairs, laws enforced rights, and standards embedded inclusion into systems.

Human-Centred Design for Every Industry

This post explores why most industries still ignore human-centred design. From healthcare to transportation, outdated experiences continue to frustrate users because they’re built for operators, not people. It’s a call to rethink every product and service through empathy, not efficiency.

AI Doesn’t Understand People. UX Does.

This post explores why tools like ChatGPT and Uizard fall short when businesses try to use them as substitutes for real UX designers. From accessibility failures to emotionless design, it’s a wake-up call for companies that think speed matters more than understanding users.

UX Is a Team Sport

The best UX work isn’t done alone. This post breaks down how great design happens when teams trust each other, pass ideas like midfielders, and focus on clarity, flow, and inclusion; not just pretty pixels.

How to Write a UX Case Study That Gets You Interviews in 2025

A polished UI won’t land you interviews, clear thinking will. This post shows you how to write case studies that highlight decisions, outcomes, and your actual impact. No fluff. Just strategy that resonates.