The Firefox for Android team recently celebrated an important milestone. We launched a completely overhauled Android experience that’s fast, personalized, and private by design. When I joined the mobile team … Read more
Product teams working on Firefox at Mozilla have long been interested in helping people get things done, whether that’s completing homework for school, shopping for a pair of shoes, or … Read more
A design sprint focused on privacy and browsing on mobile devices Eight people from the Firefox for iOS team spent four days last week in a Google Ventures-style, remote design sprint. … Read more
Research and blog post by Bill Selman and Gemma Petrie. (If you haven’t read our previous report on Task Continuity, we recommend reading it first for context.) Last time we … Read more
Research and blog post by Gemma Petrie & Bill Selman For many consumers, software and hardware choices are increasingly becoming choices between incompatible brand ecosystems. In today’s marketplace, a consumer’s … Read more
In early January, we conducted user research to refresh our understanding of how people save, share, and revisit content with the goal of building our knowledge base for a larger … Read more
Nowadays mobile space is dominated by applications that are created for mobile phones. Designers often start designing an application for phones first and then scale it for tablets. However, people … Read more
While working on upcoming improvements to Firefox Sync, fellow designer John Gruen and I happened upon an interesting workflow that combines the hosted diagramming tool Lucidchart with the file-sharing service … Read more
Choosing colours is always a fun part of any work that you do. You could be picking a single colour for a font family, or multiple colours for a site … Read more