Some design fails don't just miss the mark; they look like they were approved by a committee that actively disliked the idea of "good." The worst part is that most of them aren't complicated mistakes.

Design exists to solve problems—functional ones, aesthetic ones, or both. But sometimes, instead of improving things, it creates even more problems than it fixes. And if you need proof, just look at ...

When you’re neck-deep in your work, you can get so focused on a few details that you no longer see the forest for the trees. Before you know it, you’ve made some major mistakes that are glaringly ...