Design
March 14, 2025

8 UI design trends we're seeing in 2025

Discover some of our favorite UI design trends for 2025, from dynamic minimalism to functional AI and offline-first experiences.
Design
January 15, 2025

How to deal with Impostor Syndrome as a Designer

Dive into its root causes, discover common “competence traps,” and explore practical tips to boost your confidence.
How to set up a Front-End project with Vite, React, and TypeScript
Development
March 18, 2022

How to set up a Front-End project with Vite, React, and TypeScript

Software development entails a lot of work like building new features, fixing bugs, infrastructure maintenance, keeping track of dependencies, phasing deprecated solutions out, etc. All of this works even without considering product, people, or operations.
Can a kindergarten teacher and a Product Owner be the same person?
Product
March 8, 2022

Can a kindergarten teacher and a Product Owner be the same person?

I fell into product management accidentally, and my story starts with a shot of luck and opportunity.
A day in a life of a Product Designer
Design
March 7, 2022

A day in a life of a Product Designer

A new day is about to start as a Product Designer at Pixelmatters. Or should I say at home? ☕
10 design trends to step up your game in 2022
Design
February 25, 2022

10 design trends to step up your game in 2022

Three years of a pandemic that gave the digital world an enormous boost. Some of the keywords for 2022's design trends: humanity, positivity, and a sense of reality in the digital world.
Git Bisect, a must-have on your toolset
Development
February 22, 2022

Git Bisect, a must-have on your toolset

From time to time, developers need to fix features that are no longer working, which can be tedious and challenging since the detection is not as immediate.
The role of science in effective communication with clients
Product
February 17, 2022

The role of science in effective communication with clients

Many articles about effective communication with clients have two things in common: they have great stock images and don't show you how to overcome real challenges. We're moving away from both here.