Everything you care about in one place

Follow feeds: blogs, news, RSS and more. An effortless way to read and digest content of your choice.

Get Feeder

uxdesign.cc

uxdesign.cc – User Experience Design — Medium

Get the latest updates from uxdesign.cc – User Experience Design — Medium directly as they happen.

Follow now 1549 followers

Latest posts

Last updated about 8 hours ago

A2UI under the hood: Designing for the new era of radically adaptive UI

about 8 hours ago

An introduction for designersAs a designer, I am optimistic about this one...

While everyone talks about AI, design is gaining power

about 8 hours ago

Some of the world’s biggest technology companies are quietly elevating design from...

Lord of the TTL chips

1 day ago

One Steve to rule them all, One Steve to find them, One...

The hidden UX of payments

2 days ago

Trust in financial products isn’t built by branding. It’s won or lost...

How one of the oldest design portfolio formats needs to change in 2026

2 days ago

There’s a better version of the before/after that shows what employers want.Continue...

The board is not the game

2 days ago

Your AI product has pieces, cards, and screens. Nobody designed the game.Continue...

The autonomy dial: a pattern toolkit for designing human control over AI

2 days ago

A practical method for setting how much an AI does on its...

No, design is not dead. Neither is engineering or product.

2 days ago

The designer, engineer, and PM each evolve into different kinds of specialized...

The T-shaped UX professional is giving way to the polymath architect

3 days ago

One seat now does the work of the whole row. The shift...

Past form, future use

3 days ago

On letting fifty centimeters speak three hundred yearsContinue reading on UX Collective...

AI democratized the answer, not the understanding

3 days ago

Producing an answer became efortless. Knowing whether it is right did not.Continue...

Fluent AI, Liquid Glass, flaw as a feature, AX Design

3 days ago

Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.“I can usually tell...