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The signals I see today point to more adaptive interfaces, more delegated actions, and a larger responsibility for designers to define the limits From fixed interfaces to adaptive systems: UX increasingly defines how software interprets, responds, and acts. Image generated with AI by OpenAI, art-directed by Lucas Camar
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A case study in GenAI accessible color palettes. Continue reading on UX Collective »
A look into design as a craft through the lens of neuroqueering. Illustration by Kristina Gushcheva-Keippilä I remember reading Robert Chapman’s Empire of Normality at a strange threshold: in my mid-twenties, a few years into design as a profession, still in a pandemic haze, and on the precipice of what felt like great
How AI, metrics, and career anxiety are reshaping design An endless staircase for endless metrics. Planning a linear ten-year ascent assumes the steps will remain stable. When corporate staircases twist into unpredictable loops, real career resilience comes from knowing when to step off the track. (image source: Cleffm
How Gestalt principles power any great design system Continue reading on UX Collective »
Why design education must reconsider the kind of student it imagines. Photo by shraga kopstein on Unsplash For decades, design offered artistically inclined students an appealing compromise. They could pursue a practical career without giving up creativity. Someone with visual talent learned typography, composition, co
A conversation with Whitney Hess, on careers, whispers, and where to plant yourself Photo by Bob Bowie on Unsplash Some questions sound administrative but are not, and “why do you want to switch jobs?” turns out to be one of them. I asked it on a mentoring call in the way you would ask about notice periods or portfolio
On unbundling the Send button, so that words can work as sketches Continue reading on UX Collective »
The operator dwarfed by the machine that generates his future for him. The film’s real subject was never the screen. Steven Spielberg’s Precogs Are The Sharpest Portrait Of Generative AI Anyone Drew Before It Arrived — Fluent, Confident, Acting On Their Own, Hallucinations Included. Watch Minority Report aga
One description, four renderers. That is the whole argument in a picture. Every assistant draws its own way, and the bill lands on the people who already maintain your button component. This is a call to arms to fix this. Connecting was the easy part and the plumbing is close to settled for MCP Servers, which followed
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “Interface design has known this for decades. It’s baked into one of the oldest usability heuristics in the field — Jakob Nielsen’s sixth, recognition rather than recall, which asks designers to minimize memory load by making elements, actions and options vi
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