InVirtual Reality PopbyChris Gallello·Feb 27, 2019Which VR usability heuristics should I use?Now that we’re in a calm moment for VR (especially after the 2016 hype cycle), it’s probably a good time to review the different sets of…A response icon1A response icon1
Chris Gallello·Jul 31, 2018Simple but impactful ways to bridge design & devThis post was originally featured on the CloudApp blog.A response icon1A response icon1
Chris Gallello·May 7, 2018Little things I do to make Twitter actually enjoyableI’ve been hearing that my way of using Twitter is a little different from most others. So I thought I’d write up how I actually use it…A response icon1A response icon1
Chris Gallello·Mar 8, 2018I’m selfishly teaching design to my engineersEvery so often, you come across an engineer who says that “design isn’t hard”. We know that’s nonsense, otherwise every product in the…A response icon3A response icon3
Chris Gallello·Feb 8, 2018The laziness that kills good products 😑Over the years, you start hearing some phrases that keep coming up over and over in product or design meetings. They can be indicative of…A response icon3A response icon3
Chris Gallello·Jan 24, 2018Creating smooth CSS animations — even with a heavy DOMThis is a follow up to “The grand lifecycle of a small product change” which covers our design process for this feature.A response icon5A response icon5
InPrototyprbyChris Gallello·Jan 18, 2018The grand lifecycle of a small product changeA case study of how small design changes can require usability testing, data analysis, and tough strategy calls.A response icon1A response icon1
Chris Gallello·Dec 13, 2017Compressing videos and GIFs the right wayThis is a PSA on how to compress videos and GIFs really well for launch emails, onboarding tooltips, homepage videos, etc. This is how we…A response icon3A response icon3
Chris Gallello·Dec 6, 2017Being an Evidence Evangelist as a DesignerAs a designer or PM, it can take time to earn the respect of your peers when having design discussions. One of the best methods I’ve seen…
Chris Gallello·Nov 7, 2017My favorite usability testing questionIt’s pretty well-known that you shouldn’t directly ask a usability test participant whether they liked your product or not. As neutral as…A response icon11A response icon11
