PinnedPublished inUX CollectiveThe utility-over-usability effect explains why bad UX persistsThe more essential a product is, the more users tolerate poor usabilityMar 316Mar 316
Published inUX CollectiveWhat Greek mythology can teach us about the dangers of AIHow the myths of Prometheus and Pandora expose the price of unchecked ambition, hubris, and curiosity in the pursuit of innovation.3d ago13d ago1
Published inUX CollectiveIt’s all fun and games… until your boss starts vibe codingBrace yourselves for a barrage of AI-assisted garbage made by people who don’t know an API from an IPA.Mar 2713Mar 2713
Published inUX CollectiveThe cognitive cost of convenienceAs oversimplification and automation erode our cognitive abilities, embracing meaningful friction may be the key to restoring it.Mar 235Mar 235
Published inUX CollectiveFigma’s not a design tool — it’s a Rube Goldberg machine for avoiding codeThe absurdity of spending countless hours crafting interactive designs for a medium no one will ever use.Mar 2116Mar 2116
Published inUX CollectiveUX is like diet and exercise — essential, yet easily ignoredIn our quest for success, we chase quick fixes — whether through drugs or technology — gaining convenience but risking consequences.Mar 94Mar 94
Published inUX CollectiveShould Figma utilize gamification to help designers level up?How an adaptive onboarding experience could empower designers and accelerate their growthMar 32Mar 32
Published inUX PlanetDesigners are using AI all wrongHow AI can bridge the communication gap by shifting from automation to collaborationFeb 243Feb 243
Published inUX CollectiveWhen empathy becomes the enemy of productivityHow UX inflexibility stalls progress, frustrates teams, and creates unnecessary roadblocksFeb 241Feb 241
Published inUX CollectiveHow we choose to use AI is the new marshmallow testAI is testing more than our intelligence — it’s testing our discipline, ambition, and willingness to think for ourselves.Feb 105Feb 105
