26 UX interview questions you’ll actually be asked (plus questions to ask the hiring manager)
Nail your next UX interview with confidence. Explore the most common questions, how to answer them, and what hiring managers are really looking for. This…
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The Site-Search Paradox: Why The Big Box Always Wins
In the early days of the web, the search bar was a luxury, added to a site once it became “too big” to navigate by…
The mirage of UX Design’s demise keeps coming back
Why do we declare endings when we don’t understand transitions? Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on Read More
Reimagining Work: How Designing for Humanity Will Shape 2030
About 20 years ago today, I scribbled in my LiveJournal, feeling like I’d cracked the code to the future: “Now I have two 21-inch monitors on…
What AI exposes about design
What we lost when design became mainly UI, and what AI gives us the chance to reclaim Design practice is changing again. The process is shrinking,…
The Government Already Knows the Fax Machines Don’t Work
Jennifer Pahlka on why fixing government isn’t a technology problem — and how AI might finally make it tractable. By UX Magazine Staff Nobody required…
The three thirds
An entire generation of designers climbed the ladder. A third say it got better. A third say it got worse. A third aren’t sure. Photo by…
Design debt is now as dangerous as technical debt
If you want to put AI adoption at risk, ignore the design debt at your own peril. It doesn’t announce itself, but sits there, quietly, underneath…
Making vs. the machine
What are we willing to pay to get paid? Embracing non-commercial creativity. I used to dream of having a job where I could be creative.…
The design engineer symptom: what a rising job title reveals
Trying to define Design Engineering today, and why the confusion around it turned out to matter. “UX Designer”, “UX/UI Builder”, “UX Engineer”, “Product Builder”, “Design Engineer”……
When AI experiences fail, who is held accountable?
AI-designed experiences are failing real people. The designer, the PM, the vendor, and the company are all pointing somewhere else. Photo by Austin Distel on Unsplash…
The paradox of precision
Why perfect design is failing businesses. Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on Read More
Testing Font Scaling For Accessibility With Figma Variables
Building a true culture of digital accessibility in a company is a mission of resilience and perseverance. It’s not difficult for the discourse on accessibility…
How behavioral science can help persuade our team to do one more user test
Designers are struggling to slow teams down for research. Here’s what helps. Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on Read…
Who can actually afford AI tools now?
They keep arriving with open arms and leaving with your wallet. That’s not an accident. It’s a playbook. You notice it only in retrospect, and…