A navigation menu either gets people where they're going, or loses them somewhere in the header. This handbook covers the patterns behind the ones that work, the principles holding them together, and how the right structure changes by industry. Made for UX designers, product managers, and developers shaping content-heavy, commerce-driven, or service-led sites
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WooCommerce Zagreb meetup. A nightly recap for a puzzling agentic eCommerce world
Neuralab hosted the winter 2026 edition of the Zagreb Woo Meetup at Holographik.Space, where around four dozen attendees came to hear directly from the Woo and Automattic teams and compare notes on how WooCommerce is evolving. This time it went beyond a simple local dev meetup!
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Discover how to design filtering experiences that actually help users find what they need. Learn why filters matter, explore common filter components and logic patterns, and see how filtering changes across industries. Built for UX designers, product managers, and developers working on search-heavy, content-heavy, or commerce-driven products.
Hey folks, I need your help with the cover. A book I've been writing for years ships soon, and the visuals are one the last things standing between me and Amazon 🫣
Sometimes the smallest design details cause the biggest frontend headaches. A button hover, a tiny success animation, a looping illustration in the corner of a section. They look harmless in Figma. Then the design has to become a real website.
We’re sharing exclusive excerpts from our Design Handbook on creating intuitive, powerful web search experiences. Explore the full interactive handbook on Figma Community if you're curious for more!
The AI Hype had been raising my remaining hair from around 2022 until late 2024. Since January, I’ve stopped giving it that privilege. These days, both my hair and my blood pressure are flatlined—and the narratives people are hyping and arguing over? They’re less sci-fi and more like tragicomic headlines straight out of The Onion.
For the first time, I was on the MIXX awards jury – so here are some interesting observations I picked up along the way.
Last friday, I had the privilege of closing out Weblica 2025 as the final speaker of the day. For those unfamiliar, Weblica is a respected regional web technology conference held in Croatia's picturesque Međimurje region. As someone who typically works behind the scenes on conferences, doing video production and live streaming, stepping onto the stage at 6:30 PM to deliver my presentation was both exhilarating and nerve-wracking.
Kind folks from Netokracija did an interview with me on the topic of current Gen AI craze, web builders and similar no-code tools. Here's the uncut version in English - more in a Q&A form
New award alert! The BIPA Perfumes website, an eCommerce catalog project led by Neuralab, has been honored with the CSS Design Awards for outstanding UI and UX design. This accolade highlights the innovative approach and dedication to excellence that went into developing this exceptional user experience.
Our new web has been in the works for some time; so we decided to push it live while building some features out in the public
We got an invitation to give a lecture about the "state of play" on Web2 and Web3 technologies. The crowd were students at Algebra University College and the topics discussed could be a small eye-opener on our industry future.