The UX Perspective

AI tools let teams ship working software in weeks or months. The products that arrive on my desk now aren't unfinished they're incoherent. That's a different problem, and it needs a different fix, we designers have a big role. Ten years ago, a failing product failed in ways you could spot from across the room. It was late, it was half-built, features were missing, the team ran out of money before it ran out of backlog, but that's not the brief crossing my desk any more. The p

When we interact with any application, most of our decisions eventually come down to clicking a button. Whether it’s submitting a form, saving progress, or canceling an action, buttons quietly guide users through their journey. Yet, not all buttons are equal and some are more important, some require caution, and others simply support the flow. Designing them thoughtfully is not just about appearance, but about helping users make the right decisions effortlessly. Categorizing

The planning fallacy refers to our tendency to underestimate the time, effort, and resources required to complete a task. Overview In our case, we frequently observe a tendency to underestimate project timelines in UX research and design. This phenomenon, known as the planning fallacy, is a common challenge across various project domains, including software development. Such underestimations can lead to project delays and negatively impact design delivery schedules. This is