It's a challenge to organize our work, let alone our lives. Luckily there's smarter ways of doing so!

UX Designers aren’t the only ones to benefit from a critique. How often do you get to reflect on your own research interviewing skills?

No matter what stage your project is in, work or passion, we're a "community of strangers and friends" to give critique, evaluate, discuss and give feedback to help you on your project. These discussions will help presenters talk through, learn, and iterate on whatever they're working on. Don't know how

As designers we all know that we grow best by learning from one another. Plus, who wouldn't want to make a new friend?

Albert Liu shares his experience as a product manager in games.

DIA Design Guild uses GitHub [https://github.com/] for planning, documentation, and all sorts of things not related to development (yet). Well, we're figuring it out along the way and learning ways to instill a practice and reverence for documentation, accountability, and transparency in the same environment as developers so

When Grace first started this endeavor 4 years ago this month with Alexis Mendoza [https://www.diadesign.io/about/team/alexis-mendoza/] and Geno Sanchez [https://www.diadesign.io/about/team/geno-sanchez/], our mission was to be that training place for new and transitioning UX/tech practitioners to practice and build