Even if you eventually notice, that your developed app or website doesn't look quite right, it's still not easy to pinpoint what exactly is wrong with it. Instead of spending time and money on countless redesigns and small changes to maybe "get it right" it's best to do a visual UX audit. What is that?

Facebook has recently shown a new, group focused design that's cleaner, more modern and a lot different from the current offering. Is it better? Time will tell. As usual people will protest the new and fight for what they already know, but most likely they'll adjust and like the redesign in time.

In the last blog we mentioned the effect of "gain" or "profit" on your users trust. If there's something to gain, trust is a natural next step. There are of course cases of "too good to be true" offers that people simply don't believe in, but they are rare.

There are a couple of factors that are building trust in your product. It is crucial to nail them all, especially since some are much easier to accomplish than others.

On February 28th we were in Munich, at Google HQ talking about MVP's, the history of design and how it evolved and how to handle quality assurance with large projects.

Recently we took upon us an extremely difficult task of manually assesing the design quality of each of the over 2000 cryptocurrency websites. We judged them based on a couple of factors like overal quality, uniqueness, visuals quality, clarity, readability etc.

We will be in London at the TNW's Hard Fork Decentralized conference this december. We're launching our own crypto-related startup this year, so it's exciting to see what the industry has been up to.

On February 18th we were in Lodz, where we took stage at the Blockchain Business Łódź and talked about UX, quality control and necessary steps to increase crypto and blockchain adoption.

=== Last week we spoke at Alior Bank's BlockChain Club at RBL_. With the technology going forward in both fintech and blockchain solutions and new technical breakthrough nearly every day, there's still spaces in which simple changes can make the products even better.

Luckily the notion of over-tokenization is slowly dying off, but there's still way too many ICO startups without real products. This has to stop.

The IT services industry is rapidly merging competences between ux, design and development. And it's a great thing!

Why do most published apps look like they were half baked, without any attention to detail?

The new Financial uprising is here with blockchain, #techfin and other great technologies to threaten the existence of banks. But one important part is still missing.

Blockchain is a disruptive technology that's taken the world by storm. But can it also help in building digital products?