A weekly design-criticism newsletter that dissects the decisions behind digital products, using examples like Wise's transfer timing and account restrictions and Raycast's paid features. Each issue pairs personal anecdotes with close reading of interface choices and their business reasons.

A practitioner's newsletter by an experience and service designer writing about how design expertise fits inside organisations, especially around AI governance and employee experience. Readers get first-person reflections, a peer-reviewed paper backstory, and critiques of HR tools viewed through a design lens.

Essays on how AI is reshaping digital product design, marketing and discovery, arguing that adaptive interfaces will merge inspiration and intent. Readers get strategic analysis of AI assistants as the new decision layer and what that means for brands.

Scott Hurff writes long-form essays on product design, using personal anecdotes about everyday app frustrations and drawing on research such as touch-target studies. Readers get practical, reasoned guidance on making interfaces that are easier and more pleasant to use.