UX in 2027 may be less about interfaces and more about behavior
The signals I see today point to more adaptive interfaces, more delegated actions, and a larger responsibility for designers to define ...
The call for an agentic standard: We need to stop shipping the same form four different times
One description, four renderers. That is the whole argument in a picture.Every assistant draws its own way, and the bill lands on the p...
You can’t grow roses in a cornfield
A conversation with Whitney Hess, on careers, whispers, and where to plant yourselfPhoto by
Design has outgrown the traditional designer
Why design education must reconsider the kind of student it imagines.Photo by
Blank pages, Researcher-in-the-loop, Design’s craft crisis
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.“Interface design has known this for decades. It’s baked into one of the o...
Neuroqueering design practice
A look into design as a craft through the lens of neuroqueering.Illustration by Kristina Gushcheva-KeippiläI remember reading
Rethinking success beyond the corporate stairs in the world of design
How AI, metrics, and career anxiety are reshaping designAn endless staircase for endless metrics. Planning a linear ten-year ascent ass...
What Blade Runner got wrong about AI (so far)
The film gave us rain, ziggurats, and androids; the real machine arrived as a blank place to type.The film is a design masterpiece and ...
AI has a hospitality problem money can’t fix
Technological efficiency meets high-end service: a luxury hotel lobby where AI-driven recommendations are seamlessly integrated into th...
What Blade Runner got right about AI
The future the film imagined was analog, cramped, and rain-lit — and it got the feeling of the work exactly right. AI assisted.A 1982 f...