I’ve spent the past 15 years designing and building websites — from small businesses to Fortune 500 tech. Wireframing has been a trusted part of my workflow: sketching, iterating, showing to clients, refining. So when …
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AI for Site Maps and User Flows: Drafting Faster, Iterating Smarter
Introduction There’s something oddly satisfying about mapping out a user’s journey from the first click to final conversion. But if we’re honest, creating site maps and user flows can also be time-consuming, repetitive, and—depending on …
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AI-Assisted Persona Creation: Helpful Shortcut or Dangerous Trap?
Introduction Personas are like the characters in a play—they give our designs context, motivation, and human depth. Without them, UX work risks being flat, generic, and uninspired. For years, we’ve crafted personas by conducting interviews, …
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Using AI to Supercharge UX Research & Synthesis
If you’ve ever conducted UX research, you know it can feel like wading through a swamp of sticky notes, interview transcripts, survey data, and usability recordings. On a good day, you come out with golden …
Continue readingHow AI Is Changing the UX Design Process
Introduction: The Robots Aren’t Coming—They’re Already Here Let’s be honest. AI has officially moved from being the “shiny new tool” to something closer to an annoying coworker that somehow always has the right answer faster …
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AI and Creativity: Are We Losing the Journey?
AI’s Impact on the creative process I want to start by saying that AI has made a major impact on the creative process. More than ever, individuals have the power to create something quickly. Going …
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How to Monetize Your Travel Photography: From Prints to Stock Photos
Introduction I’ve always believed that travel photography is more than just taking beautiful pictures—it’s storytelling, cultural documentation, and often, a personal diary of where we’ve been and what we’ve seen. But let’s be honest: the …
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Building a Travel Photography Portfolio: Tips for Showcasing Your Work
If you’re anything like me, your camera roll is overflowing with sunsets, bustling street markets, moody mountain ranges, and the occasional photo of your lunch that somehow feels too good to delete. But here’s the …
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Overcoming Challenges: What to Do When the Perfect Shot Isn’t Perfect
There I was—standing ankle-deep in snow, camera poised, sun cracking through the clouds just the way I had dreamed for days. I exhaled, clicked the shutter, and thought to myself: that’s the one. Fast-forward to …
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Using Lightroom Presets to Elevate Your Travel Photography
Ever returned from a dream trip with hundreds of photos, only to find them looking flat, dull, or just… meh? Yeah, me too—until I discovered the magic of Lightroom presets. Whether you’re shooting sunrises in …
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