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  • When a Design System Becomes a Product: What Leading an Enterprise Design System Taught Me About Designing for the People Who Build Products

    October 5, 2026

    When a Design System Becomes a Product: What Leading an Enterprise Design System Taught Me About Designing for the People Who Build Products

    accessibilitydesign-systemsfintechproduct-designUX-design

    A button can look perfectly consistent in Figma and still create confusion. Which variant fits this task? What happens when its label becomes longer in another language? How does it behave when someone navigates with a keyboard? These questions changed how I thought about design systems. Creating a component is only part of the work.

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  • The Chart That Made You Confident and Wrong: Why Data Visualisation is a Behavioural Trap

    August 24, 2026

    The Chart That Made You Confident and Wrong: Why Data Visualisation is a Behavioural Trap

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    Confidence arrives before comprehension. A chart that is easy to read feels like a chart you have understood. This week I spoke to a friend whose startup will have to deal with this problem in the next year or so. We discussed how their users might find it difficult to understand the app’s data, and,

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