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What the Bible got right about AI
Michelangelo painted God giving life to man. We are the ones reaching now, and the spark has become a string of code. On making minds, worshipping our own creations, and the ancient warnings we ignored to do exactly what it forbade. The first thing the Bible tells you about human beings is that we…
Amazon's early Prime Day deals include massive discounts on coffee makers of every kind
Time to upgrade your morning setup.
Seven savvy pieces from London Design Festival made of material offcuts
On the heels of London Design Festival, we have rounded up a selection of furniture and products presented during the city-wide event made of scraps that would otherwise have gone to waste. London Design Festival (LDF) concluded on Sunday, after a week of product launches, exhibitions and…
Why Design Thinking Needs a Responsibility Reboot
Marie Montocchio/Ikon Images For years, social media companies have come under fire for promoting divisive, false, and dangerous content in order to monetize user engagement. But in March, when a jury in Los Angeles Superior Court found Meta and Google liable for causing harm to users due to the…
Why the best resume may be the wrong resume for a design team
What design leadership gets wrong about experience, expertise, and innovation on a team. Continue reading on UX Collective »
The origins, side B — birth of the un-cool
Software adoption followed crises of complexity… and then it kept growing Continue reading on UX Collective »
In the age of AI, the UX field survives on leaders who cultivate juniors
A design lead walks a nervous new hire through their first critique. AI Assisted. Every senior designer was once a bet someone made. The generation of judgment the field needs in ten years depends on leaders making that bet again, because AI tools demand it. Every senior designer on your team was…
Designers lost their unit of measurement. That’s why we’re struggling.
If screens don’t work as a unit of measurement, what does instead? Continue reading on UX Collective »
The variance problem in AI products
Users forgive a slow answer. What breaks trust is an AI product that is fast one day, slow the next, and never says why. The same six seconds, described two ways. Only one of them tells you whether six seconds is normal. Credit: Illustration by author Quick note: I wrote this article from firsthand…
What is a screen made of?
Flat design was right that the screen isn’t leather. Then it assumed that meant nothing. Continue reading on UX Collective »
Where does your work go when the tool shuts down?
A quarter of the last decade’s web pages have vanished, mostly from sites still online. Who’s archiving yours? Continue reading on UX Collective »
Nobody starts as an accessibility expert
Designers, leave your intimidation at the door. Nobody becomes a designer because they’re excited about compliance. It sounds boring and it sounds like someone else’s job. Most of us are glad it is. But what if we’re wrong? What if no one else is doing it? What if no one else cares? Picture a…
Can stress be quantified?
The science and design behind wearable stress tracking (Image source) Many wearable devices have moved beyond counting steps and tracking heart rate. Now they are trying to measure something more complicated: stress. Oura sorts parts of your day into states such as Stressed, Engaged, Relaxed, and…
"Too often, neurodiverse design is a marketing ploy"
Lazy attempts to frame interiors products as more inclusive for neurodivergent people are becoming too common, writes Ellie Foster. Most of us would agree that increasing awareness around neurodiversity is important and overdue, with 15-20 per cent of the global population demonstrating traits of…
