Hey guys, here's the part II of our post on designing a bank account from scratch.

Everything looks very overrated to me so far. The most useful ones are made for measuring, which is not something you have to do often unless you're an architect or carpenter, in which cases you have better tools for the job anyway.

Ikea already sells a huge amount of stuff, I don't really think a specialized feature like AR can make sales go that much higher. You don't see people spending a lot of effort or money into mocking up how stuff is going to look like in their spaces, so it looks like a non-problem to me actually.

All other cases look cool on demos, but are not shown in the context, which is: you're holding a phone in front of your face in a very unnatural-looking way.

Hi everyone, I wrote a little design critique on Medium's recent switch from Recommends to Claps, based on human behavior and storytelling principles.

TLDR; I don't like it.

What do you guys think?

Valeu Lucas :) Vou ler lá!

Hi, I'm a product designer and researcher at Nubank, a Sequoia backed fintech in São Paulo, Brazil. We've been working on improving our user research workflow, and shared some of the lessons learned in the article linked above. Would love to hear back from the community on this topic! :)