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The flow state & UX | AI has reshaped creative jobs, and 70% of creatives now use it | The cost of AI drops 13× per year | Every extra option adds thinking time | Design the human–AI team as one unit | Proactive AI must time interruptions carefully | Sati…
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Misleading information scent sends users boomeranging back to the search results | Forecasters keep underestimating AI, except in the physical world | Optimistic Asia adopts AI faster than the worried West | False alarms teach users to ignore real ones |…
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Flow is the state of total absorption in which work feels effortless, time evaporates, and performance peaks.
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Designers use AI most for ideation and least for finishing | Product managers benefit more from AI than designers | AI tutors as good as human experts but 918 times cheaper | Icons need text labels | Users must be able to halt an AI run | Easy-in, easy-out
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Superusers use AI 15× the norm | Checking AI’s work is becoming a burden | Uniting writing and design | Respect the user’s work above all | The form that fills itself | Fingers can’t hover | Main AI benefit is saving time | Don’t ask users for information…
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In under 4 years, AI has acquired 3 interaction styles: Turn-Taking AI answers the questions you ask, Task Agents finish the jobs you assign, and Always-on Agents fill the roles you appoint them to and start work on their own.
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Thumbnails are miniature previews that let users choose by looking instead of reading.
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Too easy to fail CAPTCHA verification | Rethinking undo for the AI age | Waymo gets 25% safer every year, a crawl for AI but a sprint for cars | Students disliked the AI tutoring style that’s likely best for learning | Scrolling belongs to the user | A fl…
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How Erik the Red discovered Greenland | AI now codes user comments as well as UX researchers do | Google’s Nano Banana 2.1 is only a marginal upgrade | Scrolling imposes a memory load if related items are far apart | Users quickly settle on a narrow set of
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People don’t decide the way classical economics assumes.
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AI errors halve every 5 months on accounting tasks | Meta’s AI appliance, the Muse Charm | Synthetic users can revive participatory design and drive divergence in the exploratory design phase | Context changes what counts as usable, so test where the work…
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Asking users to watch AI carefully is doomed to failure | Adaptive authoring of content that changes depending on the reader | A cluttered experience kills user focus | To predict patients’ treatment preferences, discussing medical dilemmas beat both surv…
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Users judge your design against the version they imagined before first use.
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My 10 favorite UX slogans total a mere 40 words, yet they distill the most enduring lessons from my 43 years in usability.
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Vigilance fails in two ways, and UX must design against both.
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Most deskilling research studies the wrong condition | Speak the user’s language | Using AI increases people’s preference for AI | Interruptions cause stress | Experienced UXers give the most important findings the most attention | Keep paper prototyping…
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Current AI agents help blind users at least as well as screen readers in separate studies and may already do better | Decompose styles into elements you can choose and combine | Show users their options to spare them the burden of recall | AI-simulated us…
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Defaults decide what most users experience and teach them what to consider normal, so leaving a setting unchanged tells you little about its quality.
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Users say they don’t trust AI, but they tell it their secrets anyway | More people have gained jobs because of AI than have lost them | Every form field you cut increases conversion | The two main ways users direct AI: specify upfront or correct as you go…
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Several approaches help AI learn how to serve individual users better | A survey reveals differences between companies profiting from AI and the rest | Real-time feedback during editing | Show how far a slow process has advanced toward completion | Delega…
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Comparison tables ease the burden of remembering alternatives and help users understand which option fits their needs and what would change that verdict.
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100 top UXD methods ranked by breadth, altitude, persuasion, and cost.
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AI is good at coding open-ended survey answers | AI agents shop without Google Gullibility | Half of AI conversations include a breakdown, so the recovery experience deserves more attention | AI needs context to suit the task | Field reports from projects…
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Since January 2025, tech job postings have asked for 25% fewer skills but 5% more experience | AI spending among OpenAI’s heaviest research users is growing at 129% per month | 26% of young-adult chatbot users say they feel dependent on AI, but the addict…
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Information foraging theory is the best explanation of how people behave in information-rich environments, from the original web to today’s AI chatbots.
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Graph-based UI for AI is better than linear chat for design tasks | Storytelling improves with a keyframing UI | With a better history UI, clients reused a designer’s past alternatives 2.6× as often as they generated new material | Fast wins make users st…
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Users referred from AI answers convert 60% better than other traffic | The visibility of sources in AI responses can shift 46x overnight without users noticing | Use AI to uncover the hidden disagreements behind a team’s apparent consensus | A 17-item que…
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Users parse a layout before they read its labels.
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A better design system improved usability | AI persuades even when people know it’s AI | Fewer features = better usability | Readers prefer AI stories if they don’t know it’s AI | The stepper design pattern for adjusting numeric values
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Top 10 UX slogans explained by Greek gods | Improve your Google search results by boosting the sites you like | Academic research on AI user experience uses outdated models | Worker bees send 13 more AI messages per week than their executives | Free AI ac…
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Pointing time depends on two numbers: target distance and target size.
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Robert Cialdini’s 7 principles of persuasion are reciprocity, commitment and consistency, social proof, authority, liking, scarcity, and unity.
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Chinese AI models deliver 64% of entry-level human office-work quality in new benchmark | AI breaks the billable-hours model for consulting and shifts it to outcome-based pricing | Workers delegate whole tasks to AI but rarely review the output | Turning…
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AI conducting user interviews mostly failed to probe deeply | AI UI tools break 1/4 of their design promises | The planning fallacy makes us believe more in schedules than they deserve | Cards as a UI element | Humans are middleware for AI | How to make AI
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A card packs everything about one item (image, title, key facts, action) inside a clearly bounded rectangle that the user’s visual system sees as a single object, which is why cards excel at presenting browsable collections of self-contained things.
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The 50 most common user research methods scored on breadth of scope, depth of insights, remote suitability, and cost, then ranked by total value.
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AI spending growing 75% per year at the median firm | An AI agent that argued back against design ideas helped designers improve | A design is a hypothesis: try to defeat it | AI can generate superior accessibility when it prioritizes communication density
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New music video about hedonic adaptation | AI better at some forms of knowledge work than at others | AI increasingly used for sensemaking among corporate users | Users want to approve certain autonomous actions | For exploratory creation, a branching UI…
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Cognitive load is the mental effort users spend to perceive, understand, decide, and act within an interface, drawn from a working memory that holds roughly 4 chunks.
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AI technical capabilities are exploding, but sophisticated use crawls | Synthetic personas exaggerate demographics | AI hurts education when used wrong | Professor Brad Myers is a UX hero | In the future, we’ll all be Agatha Christie | Mental accounting g…
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Show a progress indicator when response time exceeds 10 seconds, preferably as a percent-done bar.
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Keep It Simple | AI uses fact flooding to overwhelm users and persuade them | Deep AI integration in business processes | 5 personas for adopting AI | Using AI to change the tone of voice of your writing | Timelines: a chrono-based UI | AI improves cybers…
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Describe an option as a gain, and people play it safe; describe the same option as a loss, and they gamble.