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Pushing beyond pixels to craft meaningful experiences that make people's lives easier and products that make work better.
Raise your hand if you’ve ever worked on a project that didn’t have its intended impact. Something that didn’t meet the goal of signing up millions of users or increase a specific metric.
Over 100 macOS UI components ranging from buttons and push notifications to interactive browsers.
True or false? To be effective, growth teams have to always be working rapidly: iterating, shipping and moving to the next “win.”
Earlier in 2018, I wrote about desktop prototyping and how setting plays an important role in designing for desktop interfaces. But the desktop kit lacked one crucial component — real data.
Let's discuss how setting plays an important role in designing for desktops. At Dropbox, we design many interfaces that users experience on their desktop computers.
There’s no single path to product design. Our motley crew here at Dropbox includes a former architect, an event planner, a customer experience analyst, and more.
Imagine you’re trying out a new app for the first time. It’s getting rave reviews from people on Twitter. They’re saying it’s brilliant. Life-changing. Delightful.