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Usability, accessibility, and the human-AI paradigm

Thoughtful AI Implementation for UXR Leaders

A GenAI perplexed by color theory

10 UI patterns that won’t survive the AI shift

What is AI really costing the planet?

The interface that responds

Staff designers aren’t about shipping the best work. That’s the point.

The forgotten conversation problem in AI chat

A fantastic voyage, the illusion of good taste, the art of subtraction

The right touch: mapping AI presence to user intent

The rulebook for designing AI experiences

Designing with AI without losing your mind

How AI may reshape elderly care

What improv taught me about why innovation falls out of sync

Working in the open

How design leaders influence decisions without being in the room

How to mitigate the risk of AI implementation in enterprise environments

CSS you didn’t know you could style

Product design in 2026: the beginning of a fantastic voyage?

The chat box isn’t a UI paradigm. It’s what shipped.

The web trained AI to deceive. Now designers have to untrain it.

The art of subtraction in a world of infinite features

What we behold, the trust-latency gap, designing haptics

AI is ruining the way you talk about your work

The deceptive nature of today’s AI conversation design and how to fix it

Rethinking the shape of design teams in an AI world

Becoming an AI-native designer

The misrepresentation of “good taste” as a core design skill

Test smart: how to approach AI and stay sane?

Are we makers by nature — or consumers by design?

Your AI agent can read your codebase. It doesn’t know your product.

Folder instructions — Instructions for system-level AI

Haptics: how to build a consistent cross-platform solution and align code with Figma

I watched the manosphere documentary; here is how design is making things worse.

Autopilot, agentic AI, and the dangers of imperfect metaphors

Oh, but there’s one more thing

We become what we behold

AI, UX, and the factory model

The trust gap in healthcare AI isn’t about the AI

How to turn your competitor’s worst reviews into your strongest design argument

The erosion of design authority, burnout problems, invisible customers

Most products don’t need tone of voice — they need a point

Designing adaptive teams

The trust-latency gap: why the future of UX is intentionally slower

Rethinking design critique

Notes from the people building your future

taste.md

Social media on trial

The old design workshop is dead. Long live design workshops.

Careful, liable UX is a thing now

Beyond the user: why design needs to widen its circle

Designing for the invisible customer

The UX ground is shaking, synthetic users, building perspective

Data models: the shared language your AI and team are both missing

We didn’t mean to build this- engagement at any cost

Who are we really designing for?

The invisible layer of UX most designers ignore

“Vibe coding” is accelerating the erosion of design authority

Designers: We are perpetuating our own burnout problem

You’re not supposed to get it right

Falling apples and crumbling algos

Do less with AI

Context matters… A lot

Running your life from terminal is peak 2026 — and that’s not the flex you think it is

Interview with Amy Huang, Leadership in Design

Is AI addiction a thing?

Every designer on my team ships the same quality now

AI is rewriting the rules. Language is following.

Human-Centred Design has grown up. It’s time we did too.

Rethinking design awards in an AI world

Agentic AI, design systems & Figma: a practical guide

DeepSeek and Grok cloud dancing data color schemes

Designers finally have a say in the product they design.

A human approach to Agentic AI. One person. One text file. Five agents.

Design engineers, UX Design’s demise, forget your “lovable” products

The ground is shaking: Why designers must flip the script on AI

The long and short of telephone progress

Disruption has a shape. Design history shows us what it is.

Google Stitch, design maturity guide, livable products

Taste is not a feature

The mirage of UX Design’s demise keeps coming back

What AI exposes about design

The three thirds

Design debt is now as dangerous as technical debt

Making vs. the machine

The design engineer symptom: what a rising job title reveals

When AI experiences fail, who is held accountable?

The paradox of precision

How behavioral science can help persuade our team to do one more user test

Who can actually afford AI tools now?

The intelligence revolution won’t be televised — it will be automated over a longer arc

Raising the machine

AR glasses are here, but what about accessibility?