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Design is a language
, UX Collective - MediumUnderstanding levels of linguistic change can help designers in an era of uncertaintyLanguage is thought of primarily as a tool for communication, but it also helps structure our thoughts, create nuanced concepts, and augment our imagination and creativity. Image created by the author with GPT-4oDesign is rapidly changing. From the ubiquity of AI (and the era of AI hardware) to the shift in modality (Apple prioritising design elements from visionOS), there is a lot of uncertainty.
It’s important to remember that design is a language to navigate it.
The $300 million button
, UX Planet - MediumEthical design is no longer a choice; it’s a business imperative.
Inside the AI Revolution in Digital Banking UX: Case Studies, Data, and Strategic Takeaways
, UX Planet - MediumA deep dive into how artificial intelligence is shaping the next generation of financial user experiences — through metrics, strategy, and real success storiesUntil recently, most banks and financial organizations treated artificial intelligence (AI) as tomorrow’s experiment. That changed in 2024 — the year AI stopped being a side project and became the engine of digital banking. Super-charged by breakthroughs in generative models and an investment rush, financial institutions everywhere began weaving AI into customer and employee touchpoints. The shift was dramatic: global AI adoption rocketed to 78% of all organizations — up from just 20% in 2017 — while an extraordinary 91% of bank boards formally approved Gen-AI programs, according to NTT and McKinsey. The payoff is already visible in richer digital experiences, sharper personalization and faster, safer service. In other words, while banking’s AI journey may be in its early chapters, chapter one has opened with a bang.
Written by Alex Kreger and UXDA team
Broken rhetoric of AI, goodbye Siri, accessible type, beyond journey maps
, UX Collective - MediumWeekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.“We’re about a year into the Great AI Divide, or whatever our history-keeping algorithms decide to call this moment, and even the most literate among us can’t help falling into the same old rhetorical pitfalls — ones that seem to alienate more people than they invite into the conversation.”
The broken rhetoric of AI →By Mike Schindler
New innovation cycle; same wicked problem
, UX Collective - MediumAI promises amplified intelligence, but are we repeating old habits that bankrupt our thinking?
Guide to custom UI for Augmented Reality
, UX Collective - MediumHow to design interfaces that get the most out of AR headsetsRace for Augmented Reality glasses is heating up. Meta presented Orion prototype, Apple is reportedly set on beating Orion to market with their own product. Then Google, all of the sudden, revealed Android XR and its own take on AR glasses.
Clearly there is a lot going on — I realized we might be developing 3D apps sooner than we thought. Since I refuse to be left behind, I had to figure it out.
7 Mistakes I Wish I Had Avoided at the Start of My UX Career
, UX Planet - MediumPhoto by Francisco De Legarreta C. on UnsplashIf you’ve been in UX design for a while, you already know: early in your career, mistakes are inevitable. They can be silly, repetitive, and sometimes costly. Today, I want to share the 7 most common ones I made — in the hope that my experience (and pain) might help you avoid your own.
Mistake #1: Thinking Dribbble = UX DesignWhen I was new to UX, I constantly compared my work to what I saw on Dribbble. Everything there looked so beautiful — perfect colors, stunning animations. My real UX solutions felt boring and clumsy by comparison.
It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to design
, UX Planet - MediumUnleash your creative magic by mastering the art of human-centered craftHarry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001)In UX design, just like in the wizarding world, the details are what make the magic. ✨ We’re setting off on a journey that can become a lesson for our design in 2025. Let’s explore how events from the magical world can inspire better and more human-centered solutions.
UX Design and the Magic of Details“It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities.” — Albus DumbledoreIn 2025, personalization is a key component in UX design. Designers are no longer just competing with technology, but also with the growing expectations of users. Using artificial intelligence for adaptive interfaces is like choosing a magic wand — every detail must reflect the user’s uniqueness.
How Much Is AI Used in UX?
, MeasuringUDid the student write the paper with AI? Did the teacher review the paper with AI?
Did the respondent use AI to answer the survey? Did the researcher use AI to detect responses that were AI generated?
20 Years of MeasuringU: Celebrating with the UX Community
, MeasuringUJoin us as we celebrate 20 years of innovation and partnership in UX Research on Thursday, August 7th, from 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM in the RiNo neighborhood of Denver. We’re excited to invite you to our anniversary happy hour – a special gathering for our valued customers, clients, and the entire UX community to connect, reminisce, and look to the future.