The synth everyone owned and few could program: a lesson for AI design
AI made quality available to everyone, and made it average. What sets work apart now is a decision you can see.An AI assistant helped m...
Secret agent bot: accessibility matters for the agents even if you can’t see them
Two readers, one page. The agent never sees the surface you designed; it reads the structure underneath. AI assisted.The semantic struc...
AI-generated UI, What the AI era owes you, Amazing Glass, Jev for UX
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.“Today, my house and life are painfully void of craft. I live in a new bui...
What the AI era owes you
A handloom weaver in 1820 could not have named a single job his trade would turn into. Neither can anyone today.No one is going to save...
Synthetic users are making me rethink “imperfect research”
Why I’m reconsidering a principle I’ve believed for years.I’ve always believed that imperfect research is better than no research at al...
Are synthetic users (really) the future of UX research?
Human-centered design demands a limited use of AI-generated personas, if at allA big debate among UX researchers is whether to use synt...
Tesler’s Law: complexity moved to a different part of the journey
The complexity never left the building. It changed hands, and nothing printed a receipt. AI assisted.AI did not remove the complexity o...
AI: incidents by design
When safety is optional, and capability is urgent, incidents are not accidents. They are what we (consciously or not) designed and buil...
Bounded delegation: How much authority should AI have?
A practical model for deciding what AI can do, what humans must still own, and where product teams should draw the boundary.Image creat...
How apps know us better than we do and influence our decisions
Explaining the Homo Metricus: someone who understands themselves based on scores in appsPhoto by