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Comments Off on The model is behaving impeccably. Your information architecture isn’t.
What a 1960 study of city maps explains about AI context. Continue reading on UX Collective »
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Nobody can see a probability distribution. You only ever see a sequence, and sequences are where human ..
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Is the time of blind AI-tool-pushing over? There seems to be a shift in how companies approach AI. Less ..
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Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “AI coding agents are bringing ..
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The question is not whether AI reduces work, but where the intellectual work moves. Photo by Mikhail ..
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The film gave us two futures. We rebuilt the one that was easy to demo. The film cautioned against predictive ..
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The closed system of software engineering, where the complexity of the code acted as both a wall and a gatekeeper. ..
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How agentic interfaces are changing what designers control, from interactions to agency, orchestration ..
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On unbundling the Send button, so that words can work as sketches Continue reading on UX Collective »
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Comments Off on What Minority Report got right about AI
The operator dwarfed by the machine that generates his future for him. The film’s real subject was never ..
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Comments Off on Color scheming with Perplexity tetrads
A case study in GenAI accessible color palettes. Continue reading on UX Collective »
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Comments Off on Users don’t see your design system
How Gestalt principles power any great design system Continue reading on UX Collective »
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Comments Off on Your users aren’t unmotivated-they have 1 of 4 problems
How to design for advanced features nobody uses Continue reading on UX Collective »