Topic
User-experience design for real products: trust, forms, right-to-left, design systems and admin panels.
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SEO for a Persian site follows the same general principles, but has a few specific details: the half-space, Persian or Latin URLs, digits, right-to-left and how crawlers treat two languages.
Read articleThe admin panel is where your team lives every day, yet it is usually the last thing designed. Here are the principles that make a panel fast, safe and dependable.
Read articleA good AI assistant knows when to step aside. Designing the moment a conversation passes to a human operator is what separates a trustworthy product from an irritating one. Triggers, method and common mistakes.
Read articleAn AI assistant speaks for the brand, and every sentence is credited to you. Defining its persona, tone, scope and red lines is design work, not just a few lines of instructions. A practical method and common pitfalls.
Read articleWhen someone buys an expensive or refurbished item, the obstacle isn't the price. It is doubt. Trust design means answering the buyer's worries before they ask: clarity, evidence, guarantees and a purchase path with no surprises.
Read articleThe form is where a visitor becomes a customer or leaves. Progressive disclosure, the right question order, kind error messages and spam protection that doesn't punish real users make a form that feels effortless.
Read articleA good Persian or Arabic product isn't a mirrored English one. Direction, typography, digits, mixed-language text and icons each have their own rules. A practical guide to designing and building right-to-left interfaces.
Read articleDesign systems aren't only for large companies. With a few tokens, ten base components and a handful of clear rules, a small team can ship a consistent product and build faster. Where to start, and what you can skip.
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