Joseph Mueller
@joseph-mueller.bsky.social
Product designer, UI/UX, thinker and sometimes writer. Spending most of my time designing the quiet part out loud. Philly based.
Stablecoins cut out banks to lower transfer fees, can travel across borders and protect savings in unstable currencies by pegging to more stable ones like the USD or EUR. I feel like I’ve seen the most traction in in African countries.
african.business/2025/02/fina...
african.business/2025/02/fina...
Dollar-linked 'stablecoins' rise in popularity among African users
Cryptocurrencies linked to the US dollar are gaining in popularity for cross-border payments, writes Harry Clynch
african.business
August 14, 2025 at 12:32 PM
Stablecoins cut out banks to lower transfer fees, can travel across borders and protect savings in unstable currencies by pegging to more stable ones like the USD or EUR. I feel like I’ve seen the most traction in in African countries.
african.business/2025/02/fina...
african.business/2025/02/fina...
Such a cool article. Thanks for sharing!
August 8, 2025 at 11:31 PM
Such a cool article. Thanks for sharing!
Let’s get some hype around this!
May 3, 2025 at 3:11 AM
Let’s get some hype around this!
Staples in telephone poles, public boards and any kind of tape for glass / store / house windows will do.
March 1, 2025 at 9:28 PM
Staples in telephone poles, public boards and any kind of tape for glass / store / house windows will do.
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February 21, 2025 at 2:38 AM
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This might be helpful and kinda a shameless plug. Here’s an article I wrote on modals:
medium.com/ux-planet/re...
medium.com/ux-planet/re...
Removing Nested Modals From Digital Products
Looking into the root problems and offering alternative UX patterns.
This article is part of my Little UX Lessons Series.
medium.com
December 13, 2024 at 3:27 AM
This might be helpful and kinda a shameless plug. Here’s an article I wrote on modals:
medium.com/ux-planet/re...
medium.com/ux-planet/re...
Final answer: it depends. Is it for mobile only or for a responsive site? Usually on mobile only I’d vote for the one on the right. It’s wider so can have better text line length on smaller screens. I also feel like that pattern can allow for flows better than the left.
December 13, 2024 at 3:25 AM
Final answer: it depends. Is it for mobile only or for a responsive site? Usually on mobile only I’d vote for the one on the right. It’s wider so can have better text line length on smaller screens. I also feel like that pattern can allow for flows better than the left.
Yes, but status site says all is good.
December 3, 2024 at 5:42 PM
Yes, but status site says all is good.
With over 80,000 reads this is the top highlight from the post:
"The problem was I didn’t understand that some type scales are better suited to the needs of certain website archetypes more then others. I wasn’t thinking about the wholistic demands of the site and what type scale it would require."
"The problem was I didn’t understand that some type scales are better suited to the needs of certain website archetypes more then others. I wasn’t thinking about the wholistic demands of the site and what type scale it would require."
November 27, 2024 at 6:40 PM
With over 80,000 reads this is the top highlight from the post:
"The problem was I didn’t understand that some type scales are better suited to the needs of certain website archetypes more then others. I wasn’t thinking about the wholistic demands of the site and what type scale it would require."
"The problem was I didn’t understand that some type scales are better suited to the needs of certain website archetypes more then others. I wasn’t thinking about the wholistic demands of the site and what type scale it would require."