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Quantifying UX: Positioning the clone button

We wanted to move the clone button on the project overview page. Here's how user testing helped us make the right choices.

Company

Quantifying UX: How we validated the redesign of GitLab's settings pages

A GitLab senior UX designer shares how we determined whether a recent redesign improved the overall experience for users.

News

Redesigning the GitLab docs

We're working on improving our documentation site usability and discoverability. Check out what's changed and get a sneak peek at the refinements coming to docs.gitlab.com.

Engineering

How to facilitate remote design sprints

Use these tips to help solve big design problems with stakeholders across multiple time zones.

Unfiltered

Synchronous collaboration as a remote designer at GitLab

Find out how GitLab Designers collaborate synchronously within an all-remote company!

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The Evolution of UX at GitLab

What did it look like to work in User Experience (UX) at GitLab over the last several years? Take a peek into our time machine.

Company

2 Questions we ask UX designers in job interviews (and why)

UX designer interviews are quite simple at GitLab. There are no trick questions – but here are two 'basic' ones that tell us a lot about you.

Engineering

Using web components to encapsulate CSS and resolve design system conflicts

How we used web component technologies like the Shadow DOM to make it easy to incrementally adopt our new design system, Slippers.

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Why do GitLab designers contribute to the codebase?

This article is not another blog post about whether designers should code. Instead, it's the perspective of a GitLab designer learning to contribute.

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