Lately, I’ve been trying to make sense of the hype around AI tools. The hype emerged amidst other events in the tech world, such as the massive tech layoffs and economic concerns. As a result, my excitement was mixed with other emotions like panic, skepticism, and wonder. Shortly after ChatGPT…

Getting artists and creators paid is a long-standing challenge shared across industries, including music, digital publication, video sharing, and gaming. When we look at what’s behind a creative output, it’s not full of glamour. …

2021 caught us up on emerging trends in the tech space: Metaverse, blockchain, NFT, Web3, and more. Let alone the investment aspect, in which I have no intent to go further into, I was drawn to a decentralized future of the web. Over on OpenSea, non-fungible tokens are blooming for…

In this past month, Figma Config 2021 might have been the biggest gig in the design community. It’s great to tune in, listen to inspiring talks, and learn about FigJam to level up your next brainstorm session. Tools are always evolving, and so are our ways of thinking. …

Mid-March, we stepped into the Daylight Saving and adjusted the biological clock to an hour ahead. Spring is a wonderful season to enjoy outdoor time and soak in the flourishing green. …

This month, I recommend three books that dive into our life through three distinctive lenses — business, community, and reality. 1. Business

As the home life extends in January, I started picking up on some new books. Not in any particular order, I would recommend these three this month: Modern Monopolies: What It Takes to Dominate the 21st Century Economy This is not another business book. It started with stories like why former tech giants like Nokia and BlackBerry failed in their rival…

Some words for young designers setting foot in the tech world. — 2020 has been a heavy year. It put so much weight on every individual in the design community. Early in March, I’ve considered every work-from-day as if it was the last. I won’t lie about the anxiety of losing a steady stream of income due to the fact of seeing…

This is a UX case study on solving echo audio issues when people use video conferencing applications. # 1 Can you hear me? This is one of the most frequently asked questions when we join video meetings. We want to make sure our voices are clear and identifiable.