Jeff Link
Contributing Reporter at Built In
Expertise: Tech journalism
Education: The Ohio State University; University of Michigan

Jeff Link is a Built In contributing reporter covering design, UX and product development. His work has appeared in Fast Company, Dwell, Architect and Green Building & Design. Link is a former adjunct professor of writing, rhetoric and composition at DePaul University and graduate student instructor at the University of Iowa. He holds a master of fine arts from the University of Iowa, a master of education in secondary education from The Ohio State University and a bachelor’s degree in English from University of Michigan.

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top product management tools
Product managers rely on these tools to simplify their workflows.
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And why artists like Julian Lennon, son of the legendary Beatle, are getting in on the game.
digital art of patterns and shapes surrounding person's head
It all starts with understanding the problem you’re solving.
A wheelchair with health icons around it representing the health factors monitored by remote health devices.
Some products lay privacy concerns by the wayside.
A pattern of emojis expressing surprise, laughter, anger and sadness.
If you’re wondering whether to use that emoji, maybe don’t? ?
A pattern of both agile and waterfall development icons. A series of steps is used to represent waterfall development and an cycle is used to represent agile development.
The answer depends largely on your access to decision-makers.
A close up image of a Rolodex and its use of friction in its design.
‘Don’t make me think’ doesn’t always help your user.
A group of Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 3 phones lined up in their hinged state.
Flexible-display phones are only the first step.
A pattern of push notification bell icons.
Here are nine strategies to get you started.
Responsive Web Design
... and a breakdown of emerging design trends worth watching.
A Guide to New Product Development
Including the secret Steve Jobs reportedly didn’t tell us.