If you are a UX designer, you have likely felt the industry shifting beneath your feet. The culprit? Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI). It’s the topic in every team meeting, the subject of ...

Personas and journey maps are long-established tools in the UX field that are used to describe users, their goals, and key tasks. But they are often impractical, misaligned with larger organizational ...

As a product designer working in the tech industry, I experience firsthand how rigid design systems can slow innovation and limit creative problem-solving. This article explores how rethinking design ...

As researchers, we often find ourselves making trade-off decisions between speed, quality, and impact. Product managers and designers who use user research for their projects commonly provide feedback ...

Political Design is the framework that determines what gets built, how it functions, and who benefits from it. It exists at the intersection of individual values, team dynamics, and industry ...

As UX designers, we often focus on creating delightful digital experiences. But what if these experiences could also have a measurable impact on environmental sustainability? This article is written ...

Imagine it’s 7:00 a.m. Your phone, lying quietly on your bedside table, suddenly lights up, and your alarm rings. You sit up, turn off the alarm, and pick up your phone. Before you fully awaken or ...

In a marketplace brimming with innovation, products must do more than function to stay ahead of the competition—they must captivate. Users expect smart, seamlessly connected experiences, propelled by ...

We invite you to visualize the story in the above graphic (Figure 1). You answer your house door to find your friend sopping wet from a surprise rainstorm. Would you act as if the situation were ...

In a dim room, a faint chill brushes against my skin. The eerie silence is only broken by the distant hum of an air conditioner. My heart, usually steady, starts racing, echoing in the stillness. My ...

Text readability is often an accessibility obstacle in both real and digital worlds. I once got an invitation to an event that looked like Figure 1. Figure 1. Low-contrast text: Hard to see, hard to ...

I always pictured that, upon graduating, I would land in the technology sector at a Fortune 500 company or at a startup working on the next big app. Instead, I found myself working as a visual ...