Jess Eddy

Practical ways to help your team connect with research, from quick synthesis activities to immersive techniques like gallery walks and research walls. Make insights something people can see, feel, and build on together.

AI-assisted coding moves at lightning speed, but good design still takes time. Here’s how teams can adapt their processes so design and engineering stay in sync without sacrificing quality or burning out.

Glassmorphism is everywhere in 2025, but Apple’s Liquid Glass takes it further with real-time lensing, motion, and accessibility built in. Here’s how this evolution is redefining depth, usability, and style across modern interfaces.

Productivity isn’t about doing more, but rather about doing what matters in a way that supports your energy, focus, and well-being. This guide explores why modern work makes it so hard, and how to create a system that actually works for you.

Explore a gallery of 3D image styles created with GPT-4o, each paired with ready-to-use prompts or JSON. Built from a personal collection of examples, this simple app is designed to help you experiment, remix, or spark new ideas.

High-performance cultures are glorified in tech, but companies like Meta and Atlassian reveal the hidden costs. This piece examines how these systems drive results, where they fall short, and how to build teams that perform without promoting burnout and a toxic culture.

Prototypes show, while Product Requirement Documents (PRDs) tell. When used in tandem, these tools enhance understanding, expedite decision-making, and create clarity. This article explores the importance of both and provides guidance on how to ensure they remain aligned.

Being great to work with often matters more than raw talent. Follow-through, clear communication, and positive energy build trust, make collaboration easier, and turn you into someone others rely on, especially when the work gets hard.

Purpose may not be what we think it is. In a world where everything changes, how you show up is your constant. This piece explores a more resilient, values-led view of purpose, especially for designers navigating a changing landscape.

“Create like a child, edit like a scientist” is a mindset that reminds us to be playful, curious, and non-judgmental at the start of the creative process. This piece unpacks what it means and why it matters.

Great design doesn’t happen in a silo and AI is changing how we work together. This post breaks down how cross-functional teams utilize co-creation, asynchronous feedback, and rapid iteration to solve real-world problems, without compromising speed or clarity.

Creativity thrives in curiosity, not conformity. Inspired by kindergarten thinking, this article explores how play, passion, and shared exploration can help designers unlock better ideas and enjoy the process more along the way.