Effective remote discovery sessions are a true art. With COVID-19, these key meetings are being held online and this article will detail how to run it well.
What Your Design Process is (Probably) Missing: Design QA
Improve design consistency, team morale, product ownership, dev communication and design debt by adding Design QA to your design process.
Afternoon “T” with Ziwei
In our latest edition of our Afternoon “T” series, we sit down with UX/UI Designer Ziwei and get to know more about her adventurous life!
How to grow a high-functioning design team
In the 10 years since co-founding TTT, our VP of Design Josephine Wong has learned a lot about leadership and growing high-functioning design teams.
Colour matters
Choosing the right colours for your design is crucial to create a strong impression. In this blog, UX/UI Designer Andrea Lin talks about colour schemes, useful examples, and tips to improve your sense of colour and make better colour decisions.
Confessions of a designer: Designing your way from junior to senior designer
Progressing from Junior to Senior designer may seem like a long climb for some. UX/UI Designer Jatin Jia shares valuable tips and tools to make this transition smooth!
Starting a project right
A good discovery session sets the foundation for building a successful product. UX/UI Designer Mark Wilson shares his knowledge of starting a project right.
Understanding UX competitor analysis
It’s the research and legwork that often dictates the success of a product; an important step that often gets overlooked when we’re talking about design. In this blog, UX/UI Designer Jatin talks about how conducting proper UX competitor analysis helps set the foundation for a great product.
The story behind a 45:1 conversion ratio
In the first ever “Confessions of a Designer”, talented UX/UI Designer Mark Wilson shares his experience with a successful case of user testing. Learn about his strategies when it comes to working with clients and the value of experimentation in design.
What good design is all about
How can you tell if a design is objectively good? In this blog, UX/UI Designer Ann Kang explores consumer behaviour, psychology and user-centered design principles to determine what makes an objectively good design.
Making accessibility design accessible
Everyone deserves a great user experience, regardless of physical, mental, or cognitive limitations. So, how do we shift our mindset to prioritize accessibility design? UX/UI Designer Felix Cheng explores how to make this essential component more tangible and relevant.
Meet Our Totems – Jatin
In this instalment of Meet Our Totems, we chat with UX/UI Designer and best dressed person in the office, Jatin Jia. See how her two masters degrees, endless travels and passion for street fashion shaped her life and landed her at TTT!