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Liquid Glass: Apple on a Glassy Detour
I remember when we all drooled over glassmorphism on Dribbble. Gradient outlines, light reflections, frosted glass blur — gorgeous. But as a UX designer, contrast, readability, and accessibility are my holy trinity. And Apple, which once promoted these very values, now seems to treat them as optional. Okay, it’s just beta. Maybe we’ll get more…
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Haptic Feedback Over Touchscreens is Not Retro—it’s Safety-Critical UX
Touchscreens everywhere? In cars and kitchens they often hurt more than help. Bring back haptics: eyes-free safety, less friction, smarter hybrids — not just shinier glass. Chcesz, żebym przerobiła to na karuzelę na LinkedIn (tytuł + zasady + checklist + mock pokręteł), albo dodała krótki framework do audytu kokpitów/AGD?
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CONFIG 2025 Watch Party w Krakowie
At Config 2025, Figma unveiled its boldest updates yet: Make, Sites, Grid, Draw, and Buzz. I joined the Friends of Figma watch party in Kraków to watch live, discuss, and reflect on what this means for us as designers. Excited? Definitely. Cautious? A little. But one thing is clear: the future of design is moving…
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Friends of Figma, Kraków – Digital Signage Case Study
Last month I had the chance to speak at Friends of Figma, Kraków 🎤 I shared a case study on redesigning Digital Signage – dynamic displays that blend aesthetics, technology, and user experience.
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Plakaty na wystawie pokonkursowej w Rzymie i w Warszawie
A poster exhibition in Rome celebrates 200 years of Polish Romanticism. Twenty works explore the spirit of “Ballady i Romanse” — and two of them are mine.
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Znak. Ukraińskie znaki graficzne
A bold, beautifully edited journey through Ukrainian modernist trademarks — laconic forms, rich context, and a fresh lens that helps you read logos beyond letters. Perfect desk companion for anyone designing marks today.
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Nówka Sztuka Mówi
An intimate art and design conference in Kraków: 21 speakers, portfolio reviews, and fresh perspectives on the art market, technology, and design. Plus, golden advice on building a portfolio that tells a story.
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Karol Śliwka. Czy warto jeszcze kupować albumy?
A closer look at the legendary Polish designer Karol Śliwka, his ability to capture essence in a logo, and why design books are still a priceless source of inspiration. Reflections on drawing, perception, and the timeless value of design heritage.