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One seat now does the work of the whole row. The shift the T-shaped model never planned for. Al assisted. What happens to UX specialists with narrow skills when AI collapses the distance between idea and execution, and depth alone no longer pays the rent? Here’s what you need to do. Polymath (n.): a person whose knowle
On letting fifty centimeters speak three hundred years Continue reading on UX Collective »
Producing an answer became efortless. Knowing whether it is right did not. Continue reading on UX Collective »
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “I can usually tell when something was built by AI before I’ve read a word of it. There’s a face it wears: a centered hero with a confident headline and two buttons, rounded cards floating on a soft gradient, a sans-serif working very hard to seem neutral, s
The GUI democratized computing. The prompt interface democratized the GUI. Continue reading on UX Collective »
Harder than you think. And higher stakes than most people building them realise. If you work in product, you probably care about NPS. Customer satisfaction. Retention. The usual levers. A culturally misaligned chatbot will hurt all of those — and that’s reason enough to care. But here’s a finding that makes it more com
Why the quietest voice in the room is the one that can save your company from a multimillion-dollar lawsuit, a shattered brand reputation… Continue reading on UX Collective »
Search once returned a page of options. Now it delivers a verdict. That looks like convenience, but it is also a transfer of judgement, from us to a system we cannot inspect. A few years ago, buying an office chair meant suffering for it. You opened a dozen tabs, read strangers bickering about lumbar support, squinted
Don’t skimp on the creative struggle. Improve your code literacy to elevate agentic execution. Continue reading on UX Collective »
What a walled city in Hong Kong can teach us about the future of AI development. And why vibe coding might be a regression to the 1990s, with better tools. There is a photograph taken in 1989 of Kowloon Walled City from above. It looks less like a neighborhood and more like a geological formation — a dense, irregular m
We have officially moved past the era of humanoid robots as mere public relations stunts. As they become increasingly lifelike, society may soon face profound social, psychological, and ethical challenges. What happens when the boundary between humans and machines becomes almost impossible to distinguish?
The real reason Anthropic disabled Fable 5 for its users and what it means for product designers Continue reading on UX Planet »
Which Claude AI model works best for design tasks Continue reading on UX Planet »
No matter what task you do with Claude Code, if you’re not using skills, you’ll get a pretty generic output. Continue reading on UX Planet »
Claude Fable 5 is a Mythos-class model that Anthropic made safe for general use. At the time of writing this article, Fable 5 is the most… Continue reading on UX Planet »
If you’re building a globally distributed product design team and looking for a platform that will help you with HR and payroll activities, you’ll likely choose between Deel and Remote . Both platforms solve the same fundamental problem (hiring and managing talent internationally without opening local legal entities);
A/B test compares two or more design variants to see which performs better against a measurable goal. Continue reading on UX Planet »
17 Most Important Terms Explained Continue reading on UX Planet »
Here’s how to fix it in two simple steps Continue reading on UX Planet »
A 4-step process that will streamline your design process when you have a design system in place Continue reading on UX Planet »
How a complete lack of Blender skills accidentally led to an award-winning 3D universe. Here’s what happens when you ignore the "correct" way to code and build an infinite corridor out of flat geometry.
How we turned a small archive of stamp illustrations into a tactile web experience with draggable stamps, a shader-based loupe, and a postcard feedback dialog.
Exploring the philosophy, projects, and process behind a studio that treats every brief as a new path to uncover.
What rebuilding the Lesse Studio website taught us about self-hosting, performance, and choosing tools with intention.
A creative exploration of GSAP MotionPath, where stacked thumbnails unfold into a flowing image strip through curved trajectories.
