RITE testing: how to test AI-driven products in a meaningful way | by Kai Wong | Nov, 2025

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One of the best ways to go back to scrappy user testing in the AI era. Photo by Rainaly Gonzalez: https://www.pexels.com/photo/post-apocalyptic-warrior-with-water-canister-29566658/ “User testing generates reports, not solutions.” Somewhere along the way, that statement became the way many businesses perceive UX research. UX researchers have been among the victims of the AI-integrated future. From AI-based synthetic … Weiterlesen

A Hippocratic Oath for tech… with teeth

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Press enter or click to view image in full size A symbolic handshake represents the “Architect’s Mandate,” a proposed formal pact between a tech professional and the systems they build, ensuring rights and accountability. Image credit: Unsplash The Architect’s Mandate: A Proposed Code A functional oath for a tech professional would be less a pledge … Weiterlesen

What Grammarly Ads Reveal About AI Tool Design

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Use cases for AI writing tools The ads primarily target two audiences: students and professionals. Moreover, ideation appears as a third use case across both groups. Ideation — without exploration Several ads promise help with finding ideas at the start of a writing project. Examples include “Say goodbye to blank-page scaries and jump-start ideas faster”, … Weiterlesen

How grocery store layouts manipulate your shopping behavior | by Elvis Hsiao | Nov, 2025

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Have you ever gone grocery shopping with a grocery list of items to get, but then walked out of the store with more things than your grocery list? Grocery stores are spaces that are designed to make you spend more money. Strategic aisle placements and product positions follow a deliberate strategy rooted in consumer psychology … Weiterlesen