PinnedMeg Pugh·Dec 5, 2025The Brain On VisualsYour User’s Brain Is Ancient, Lazy, and Predictably Irrational
PinnedInBootcampbyMeg Pugh·Apr 29Your Phone Is Not NeutralWhy your home screen is quietly shaping your stress, focus, and behavior — and how to redesign it using Feng Shui
Meg Pugh·6d agoYour Camera Is Not a Focus MeterVideo calls often treat visible attention as proof of actual attention.
Meg Pugh·Jul 22The Stars Aren’t in the Sky AnymoreI was driving home from work the other night, and for some reason I looked up.
Meg Pugh·Jul 6The Laptop Was Never the Story. Neither Is the Chatbot.Apple spent the early 2000s teaching us to think in ecosystems. AI is quietly teaching us something even bigger.
Meg Pugh·Jul 3The UX of Real LifeApplying systems thinking to the physical world — from airport wayfinding to the design of hospital waiting rooms.
Meg Pugh·Jul 3Designing for Different BrainsMoving beyond accessibility to understand cognitive load, working memory, and anxiety in digital spaces.
Meg Pugh·Jul 1The Design of Everyday LearningWhy the best products teach as you use them — and why the most effective interfaces make instruction almost invisible.
Meg Pugh·Jun 7I’ve Been Building Digital Products for 13 Years.Replit Is the First Tool That Made Me Say “Oh. This Changes Things.”
