Part 4 of the “Ethical UX Series.” Personalization: UX’s double-edged sword Personalization in UX is often celebrated as a breakthrough in convenience, efficiency, and relevance.…
The intelligence revolution won’t be televised — it will be automated over a longer arc If you want to understand where AI is taking us, stop staring at…
Claude, Anthropic, and why the AI you choose matters more than you think. This is the first piece in a series I am writing about AI:…
Can multi-sensory experience take it one step further? Image created by AI tool ElevenLabs Big companies like XREAL and Meta have released their new AR glasses…
From making things to deciding things — how AI is forcing a renegotiation of what being a designer actually means. Photo by Meritt Thomas on Unsplash There is a…
Fraudsters prey on human psychology. The most effective AI defences win by weaponising theirs. There is a phone ringing somewhere in a call centre. A…
Wall Street thinks “Stitch” is a job killer, but designers aren’t going anywhere. Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on…
The scenario is almost always the same, which is a data table inside a scrollable container. Every row has an action menu, a small dropdown…
The UX job market in 2026 isn’t shrinking, it’s evolving. Demand is still strong, but roles are more specialised and expectations are shifting. Designers who…
A marvel of design is about to collapse into the ocean, and we can’t do anything about it. Continue reading on UX Collective » …
And they don’t care about your pixel-perfect mockups. Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on Read More
You probably have been there before. How do we choose between showing a modal to users, and when do we navigate them to a separate,…
Part 4 of the “User Psychology Series.” Before a user reads your copy, explores your features, or understands your value, their brain is already making…
Creating the products and services we always wanted to build was never about changing the definition. Continue reading on UX Collective » This post…
Daniel Kahneman and the feeling of being caught Daniel Kahneman I like a good reframe. Don’t you? It used to be that saying “I don’t know” felt…