Julia DeBari
UX design educator
I'm a design program manager with a background in UX, interaction design, and education. I bring structure to design teams and help programs run smoothly.
Over my career, I've built and led design operations initiatives, UX education programs, and onboarding optimization at organizations ranging from startups to global tech companies. I’ve formalized design processes, standardized tools, and improved cross-team alignment, helping companies scale efficiently while maintaining a strong design culture.
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When to use buttons and links (+ good & bad examples)
How to use wireframe annotations (even if you're not a designer)
Wireframe annotations make designs look clear and collaboration feel smooth. Learn what they are and why you don’t need designer-level skills to use them.
When to use buttons and links (+ good & bad examples)
Learn the key differences between buttons and links, when to use each, and how thoughtful design choices can improve your user experience.
Wireframing key screens to kickstart the design process
Key screens convey the essence of your digital product or service. Wireframing your product’s key screens should be the first pass of your interface design.
How to use text in wireframes
Adding text to your wireframes is important. It can be just text blocks, but it’d be better to start thinking about real text, at least in its length and size.