Build products people actually love to use.

I’m Katarina — Senior UX Researcher, Consultant, and curator of the Museum of UX.

I help teams turn confusing digital products into experiences people actually enjoy using.

The Museum of UX is my growing collection of real design mistakes, smart product decisions, and practical lessons every designer can learn from.

Masterclass — Founding Cohort

AI × UX Product Workflow

Four recorded sessions and two live consults — run end to end on your own product.

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5–13 September · 20 seats

Every New Machine Comes With a Built-In Panic

SF Inspiration

August 26, 2026

3 Min Read

Every New Machine Comes With a Built-In Panic

Before there was fear of AI, there was fear of the car. Before the car, the train — early 19th-century doctors seriously worried that traveling at 30 mph…

20 UX Resources I’d Actually Send You (Instead of 150)

Templates & Resources

August 19, 2026

8 Min Read

20 UX Resources I’d Actually Send You (Instead of 150)

Twenty links if you still read the pages. Every one of them checked and alive as of August 2026. Enough to actually finish. Start here (if you’re new)…

The Software That Refused to Do It for Me: Dreamweaver, My First Website, and 19 Dreams

Inteface History

August 7, 2026

6 Min Read

The Software That Refused to Do It for Me: Dreamweaver, My First Website, and 19 Dreams

How did a sculptor end up in UX? For me, the answer has a name, a version number, and a splash screen I can still see when I…

What Back to the Future Part II Got Right About Everyday Tech

SF Inspiration

August 4, 2026

3 Min Read

What Back to the Future Part II Got Right About Everyday Tech

Most “future tech” in film exists to threaten us. Surveillance states, rogue AI, screens that isolate rather than connect — dystopia is dramatically convenient, so it’s the default….

Card Sorting in FigJam: A Free Template for Better Information Architecture

Templates & Resources

July 31, 2026

3 Min Read

Card Sorting in FigJam: A Free Template for Better Information Architecture

Card sorting is one of the simplest and most useful methods in UX research, and FigJam is a perfect place to run it. I use it in client projects whenever we need to design or fix navigation, and I have now published my board as a free template in the Figma Community.

Templates & Resources

July 23, 2026

6 Min Read

How to Start the Conversation

Two free website discovery questionnaires — one for companies, one for NGOs Most website projects don’t fail at the design stage. They fail at the first meeting, when…

Who Invented the Link? Hypertext, the Internet and the WWW

Inteface History

July 20, 2026

5 Min Read

Who Invented the Link? Hypertext, the Internet and the WWW

How many links did you click today? Twenty? Two hundred? You probably didn’t count — clicking a link feels as natural as opening a door. But somebody had…

The Permanent Collection: Ten Heuristics That Refuse to Age

UX Museum

July 18, 2026

5 Min Read

The Permanent Collection: Ten Heuristics That Refuse to Age

Fragments United — from the archive of interfaces worth remembering Step inside. Mind the velvet rope. Every museum has a permanent collection — the pieces that survive changing…

How I Would A/B Test a Voice-First App for Seniors.

Case Studies

July 9, 2026

6 Min Read

How I Would A/B Test a Voice-First App for Seniors.

In my previous post, I introduced Margaret— a senior persona for a food delivery app — and a voice-first prototype built around her needs. While designing it, I…

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