Velocity over speed: why the AI race has already failed
Opinion We are confusing motion with progress. In physics, this mistake has a name: speed without direction. In civilisation, it has a cost. Speed vs Velocity…
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AI-first debugging: Tools and techniques for faster root cause analysis
Debugging has always been one of the most time-consuming parts of software development. Developers spend hours reading stack traces, scanning logs, reproducing bugs, and mentally…
Sharp tools, hands-on leadership, 48 reflections on 2025, error UX
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “I never decided to go all in on AI, it just kept showing up. (…) I wasn’t forced. I didn’t…
AI will kill most startups — and that’s a good thing
AI will kill most startups — and that’s a good thing When anyone can build the product, only authority differentiates the outcome. Image source: Adobe Stock Picture an ordinary person…
If slamming AI makes your mornings better, let me serve you a fresh cup
What can one learn from a disaster called GitHub Copilot? Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on Read More
How PMs can vibe code to build stronger requirements
Leveraging AI-driven exploration to build stronger, clearer product specifications Generated by Nano Banana Pro based on the article. It can be tempting to think our job…
Container queries in 2026: Powerful, but not a silver bullet
Container queries may represent the most powerful responsive design feature since CSS Grid. In this article, we explore what container queries are and whether they…
Server Components vs. Islands Architecture: The performance showdown
As teams push for smaller bundles and faster time to interactivity, frontend frameworks are re-examining where rendering and application logic should live across the server–client…
Contrails and tiny text will probably kill us
Contrails’ potential—the totally unnoticed, yet the only small text worth reading, and why everyone missed it. Continue reading on UX Collective » This post…
Contrails and tiny text will probably kill us
Contrails’ potential—the totally unnoticed, yet the only small text worth reading, and why everyone missed it. Continue reading on UX Collective » This post…
Design leaders need to jam with their teams
How business management killed craft apprenticeship Victor Wooten is my all-time favorite bassist. But, it’s not only because of his amazing playing skills. It’s also…
The consequences of inaction: One of the best arguments for design
The simplest argument? Unless user behavior changes, you won’t reach business goals Continue reading on UX Collective » This post first appeared on Read…
How to build agentic AI when your data can’t leave the network
It’s clear that an LLM capable of all human languages, possessing complete knowledge of Dante Alighieri, and expert at writing Haskell code is often unnecessary.…
How to use AI as a sparring partner in your ideation process
Over the past six months, I’ve worked with 18 product teams on customer discovery, idea generation, and testing. Each of these teams used various artificial…
Frontend Wrapped 2025: The 10 storylines that defined the year
2025 has been a roller coaster of emotions for frontend devs. The past calendar year featured insane improvements around every corner, massive security breaches, and…