Articles, talks, and conversations on the ideas shaping modern product and experience design.
Articles, talks, and conversations on the ideas shaping modern product and experience design.
Team, I’ve spent a lot of time over the past year talking about AI—at conferences, in customer meetings, and in plenty of one-on-ones. But I realized I hadn’t really sat down with all of you as a team to share where my head’s at, what I’m seeing, and
UserTestingAdam Morris, VP of Product Design, on how The Economist’s design team is playing a key role in how the company is incorporating AI into its products.
The Economist
Delivery HeroArgues AI features should be task-oriented and woven into existing workflows rather than chat-first, with input, output, refinement, and action patterns that lower interaction cost.
Smashing MagazineAt trusted titles like The New York Times, The Economist, and The Minnesota Star Tribune, great design can support great journalism.
The EconomistI’ve been seeing way too many articles on Medium about how “UX is dead,” and I’m getting a bit annoyed about it now.
Seedable StudioUserTesting
HackerRankMeet Jay Demetillo, a Filipino-American designer whose career and life spans worldwide.
CanvaHow Lillian Moller Gilbreth practiced human-centered design long before we called it UX.
The EconomistHackerRankMany UX and Product professionals feel unhappy, burned out, and unfulfilled because their identity is too closely tied to their work.
Career Strategy LabAs we continue to integrate AI into our products, let’s challenge ourselves to make its presence less visible while making its benefits more apparent.
Booking.comThe EconomistSeemingly technical decisions in AI - like data flows and model constraints - often shape the user experience in ways we don’t immediately see.
Booking.com
Norbert HealthDaniel Burka argues clinical software fails patients because it is slow and cumbersome, and that developers must observe frontline health workers in real settings and iterate to build genuinely fast, usable tools.
Hard Problems
Blink UX"When people work in the dark and lack user insights, they may create beautifully designed and cool products, but if the products do not fulfil a user need, they will not be adopted.”
QwotedBack to the Roots. And into the Future. - The Seminar & Symposium for Applied AI for Researchers and Data Analysts
PleoUserTesting