Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “Congress is still writing in waterfall, stuck in a world that is quickly passing them by. It wants one comprehensive (dare I say beautiful) AI bill, fully specified, passed once, ideally after everyone agrees, which is to say never. The internet’s builders would have found that laughable. They governed a … Weiterlesen
The craft was learned at this table, one marked-up screen at a time. AI assisted, Automation is taking tasks juniors learned on. Here are seven tasks that put the practice back so we keep human element of user experience and build the bench for 2030. Many teams I know have stopped assigning transcript tagging because now … Weiterlesen
On something already in the scene solving a problem outside its brief Continue reading on UX Collective »
Michelangelo painted God giving life to man. We are the ones reaching now, and the spark has become a string of code. On making minds, worshipping our own creations, and the ancient warnings we ignored to do exactly what it forbade. The first thing the Bible tells you about human beings is that we wanted to be … Weiterlesen
A quarter of the last decade’s web pages have vanished, mostly from sites still online. Who’s archiving yours? Continue reading on UX Collective »
Flat design was right that the screen isn’t leather. Then it assumed that meant nothing. Continue reading on UX Collective »
Software adoption followed crises of complexity… and then it kept growing Continue reading on UX Collective »
What design leadership gets wrong about experience, expertise, and innovation on a team. Continue reading on UX Collective »
A design lead walks a nervous new hire through their first critique. AI Assisted. Every senior designer was once a bet someone made. The generation of judgment the field needs in ten years depends on leaders making that bet again, because AI tools demand it. Every senior designer on your team was once a risky hire … Weiterlesen
Users forgive a slow answer. What breaks trust is an AI product that is fast one day, slow the next, and never says why. The same six seconds, described two ways. Only one of them tells you whether six seconds is normal. Credit: Illustration by author Quick note: I wrote this article from firsthand experience as a … Weiterlesen