InUX CollectivebyNeil Shankar·Mar 17, 2022Fractal creativityIn 2014, Julie Zhuo presented a framework for understanding design maturity. 8 years later, I think about this framework often. Here’s a…A response icon6A response icon6
InGoogle DesignbyNeil Shankar·Jun 4, 2019A Recipe for Designing Animations—Without Sacrificing PerformanceFor a redesign of the Google Chrome homepage, I took on the challenge of producing high-quality animations without contributing to latencyA response icon6A response icon6
InGoogle DesignbyNeil Shankar·Feb 11, 2019A Pocket Thesaurus for Describing Design WorkFinding the correct vocabulary to unpack creative compositions
InGoogle DesignbyNeil Shankar·Jun 11, 2018Accessibility: Beyond the BuzzwordAccessible design is so much more than color contrast. Dive deeper with these recommendations.A response icon1A response icon1
InGoogle DesignbyNeil Shankar·May 8, 2018File Management for DesignersA simple yet comprehensive organizational systemA response icon20A response icon20
InUX CollectivebyNeil Shankar·Apr 23, 20183 essential questions to ask before giving feedbackA short read to share with your team
InUX CollectivebyNeil Shankar·Jan 23, 2018The language of UXWhat we talk about when we talk about designA response icon2A response icon2
InUX CollectivebyNeil Shankar·Dec 11, 2017A bohemian handbook for aspiring UX designersUnconventional advice for students & junior designersA response icon7A response icon7
InUX CollectivebyNeil Shankar·Jul 12, 2017Designing for accessibility, step 1: Color contrastThe A11Y Project puts it best, and most bluntly: “Accessibility is hard.” If you’re feeling lost, start with color contrast.A response icon12A response icon12