The intersection of wearable tech, sensors, and connectivity is likely where the next major breakthroughs in experience design will take place.

The winners of our Intertwingled giveaway share stories of how they interact with their workplace culture.

The 2014 international Design for Experience awards program, presented by UX Magazine, is now accepting applications and recommendations.

Some key experience design insights into the sharing economy gleaned from a ride-along study of Uber users in San Francisco.

As more corporations and online giants turn to responsive design, it's beneficial to understand the limitations that come with it and how to work around them.

By reflecting human behavior, presenting the right information, staying simple and trustworthy, and using an addictive gesture, Tinder has become a wildly successful app.

Jess McMullin, Christian Crumlish, Whitney Quesenbery, and Marc Rettig discuss ways design might impact the legislative branch of the federal government.

A thoughtful examination of empathy in life and in the context of design reveals that empathy is not merely about receiving, but also about giving.

Technology can change the ways we collect and arrange our ideas, but can it make you sit down and write that novel?

Taking cues from market leaders like Yamaha, Crate & Barrel, Morton's The Steakhouse, and Ask.com, companies can rethink the ways they design customer...

Jesse James Garrett, Margot Bloomstein, and Andy Polaine offer their visions for the future of UX.