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AI + UX: design for intelligent interfaces

How design shapes, elevates, and (let’s be honest) saves AI

Rosie Hoggmascall in UX Collective

The power of empty states — how Slack drives user activation

Onboarding, delightful copy and the…

Fabricio Teixeira in UX Collective

Office politics, good metaphors, trade wars and UX, clear AI interactions

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Kai Wong in UX Collective

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How to design the right thing in high-pressure situations

What should you do if the Product team says…

Tom Hatton in UX Collective

Image of Dieter Rams’ World Receiver T 1000 Radio, 1963. Brooklyn Museum.

Navigating embedding vectors

AI, feedback & the need for greater user control.

Ed Orozco in UX Collective

A distribution chart in the style of an old radio dial. Image by Ed Orozco.

Why most products today are meh

Lack of differentiation and over-optimization are running rampant…

Marek Matthew Getter in UX Collective

A screenshot of the title screen of Pokemon Sword. The setting is a large stadium. The main player character is standing on the left, with his team of six various Pokemon standing behind him in a line.

How design affects gaming in two generations of Pokémon

A game design examination.

Fabricio Teixeira in UX Collective

Trusting UX, outdated leadership, empathy as a roadblock, UI micro-tips

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James Harrison in UX Collective

Someone arrives on a mountaintop to visit a guru. They suggest they try adsking AI

A crisis of meaning in UX Design

Does UX design work feel meaningless lately? You’re not alone.

Darren Yeo in UX Collective

UX, how can I trust you?

Steps for designers to foster confidence in the age of mistrust.

Trust in design is fading due to deception and tech misuse, but designers can restore it by fostering relationships, confidence, and ethical UX. Trust isn’t a feature — it’s the result of honest, user-focused design. (image source: Cal Fire)