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AI Will Not Kill UX. It Will Expose Who Was Actually Doing UX.

April 1, 2026March 26, 2026

Every few years the same prediction returns. Templates were going to kill designers.No-code was going to kill designers.Design systems were going to kill designers. Now AI is the new villain. The claim is simple: if software can generate interfaces, analyze data, and write copy, then UX designers are no longer needed. That conclusion misunderstands...

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Flipping the Script on the Healthcare Check-In Process for Adults 65+

March 26, 2026March 20, 2026

The first interaction a patient has with the healthcare system is not the doctor.It is the check-in experience. For patients over 65, that moment often sets the emotional tone for the entire visit. Unfortunately, most healthcare check-in systems were designed for administrative efficiency rather than human comprehension. Clipboards, kiosks, and fragmented patient portals create...

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AI Agents: Why 2026 May Finally Be the Year They Matter

March 19, 2026March 16, 2026

Spotify For the past two years, the technology industry has talked endlessly about AI agents. In 2025, the expectation was clear: agents would transform software. The reality was less dramatic. Most “agents” released in that period were little more than upgraded chatbots with a few automation hooks. Meanwhile, something else captured the spotlight. Generative...

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The UX of Looking for a Job: Where, When, and How to Search Smarter

March 11, 2026March 10, 2026

Spotify A field guide for navigating one of the most broken user experiences of our time. There is an irony that UX professionals understand deeply, but that applies to almost everyone entering the job market today. The experience of looking for a job is, itself, terrible UX. Fragmented platforms. Black hole application portals. Algorithmic...

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The Slope Analogy: What Ski Mountains Can Teach Us About Great UX

March 10, 2026March 9, 2026

Spotify There’s a reason the best run of the day feels effortless. The same reason the best digital products do too. Picture yourself at the top of a mountain. The sky is clear, the snow is fresh, and you’ve just clipped into your skis. You push off. For the next few minutes, if the...

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Is Apple’s Grip on the iPhone Slipping Away?

March 6, 2026February 26, 2026

Style, UX, and the AI Gap That Could Define the Next Era of Mobile Spotify I usually don’t pick on Apple products because they generally have good UX, but lately things have been off. Start to track a run? Got difficult. Photos is hard to use and find images. Simple tasks that used to...

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The Weather App Problem: Why Your Forecast Is Always Wrong (And Why It Can’t Get Better)

March 4, 2026February 23, 2026

Spotify I checked three weather apps this morning. Apple Weather said 72°F with 10% chance of rain. AccuWeather said 68°F with 30% chance of rain. The Weather Channel said 70°F with scattered thunderstorms likely. It’s 9 AM. I need to know: should I bring an umbrella? This is the fundamental UX failure of weather...

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The Airline App Problem: Why Flying Shouldn’t Require a User Manual

March 2, 2026February 20, 2026

Spotify I opened the United app yesterday to check my gate number. What should have taken 3 seconds took 90. I tapped through “My Trips,” scrolled past credit card offers, dismissed two promotional pop-ups, navigated to “Trip Details,” expanded “Flight Information,” and finally found my gate—buried four layers deep in an interface that seemed...

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We Killed UX By Making It Matter Too Much

February 24, 2026February 11, 2026

Spotify The UX industry is having a breakdown, and we did it to ourselves. For fifteen years, we fought to get a “seat at the table.” We evangelized design thinking. We published case studies proving ROI. We convinced executives that UX wasn’t just making things pretty—it was strategic, essential, transformative. We won awards for...

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Why Buying Ski Passes and Renting Gear Is Still Stuck in 1987 (And How to Fix It)

February 23, 2026February 10, 2026

Spotify 4/35 You’ve spent $800 on flights. Another $400 on lodging. You’re pumped to hit the slopes for your three-day ski trip. Then you arrive at the mountain and reality hits: you’re about to waste 90 minutes of your first ski day standing in lines to buy a lift ticket and rent equipment that...

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