App redesign to help "danger as default" travelers stay safe in the world’s most hostile places.

Luxury products married with the sharing economy by offering its members access to a wealth of high-end timepieces for a low monthly fee.

Making Google Classroom the optimal tool for helping students become better writers.

Redesigning Drop, a Canadian deal service. An in-depth and solid case study by Felipe Cepero.

A redesign concept, simplifying Dubai metro transactions. I'm a public transportation user, and I’d like to try this.

Claudio Guglieri, formerly Creative Director at Microsoft, just launched his IGTV series called "The Journey, not the destination". In it he covers his entire design process presented in bite-sized video episodes. This might be the coolest thing I've seen online this week.

Johny Vino is back with yet another case study. This time he takes on one of the interaction design challenges from Google.

Hugo Jenkins submitted this insightful case study and details how he optimized a landing page for conversion.

Natalia Jach shares her process of how her company gave life to their library and made it more accessible to their employees.

Istiko Rahadi shares his process for designing an intelligence dashboard, to improve the efficiency of relationship managers.

Girish Rawat, UX researcher, making a case for scannable app screenshots. Not your typical unsolicited case study.

Robert Cooper shares his process of how he designed, built and launched his idea into the App Store.

Phil Kenny and Stephen Petch walk us through the redesign process of the economist news publication.

Erick Gavin explains how he utilized design sprints at UX boot camp to come up with a prototype that improves users well being.

There's nothing like a good maker case study. A lot of great products start as side projects and learning how people do it is inspiring to kickstart your own ideas.

An unsolicited case study by Jason Branch and his team. Merging NYT content (or any relevant content for that matter) with Google Maps is an interesting idea.