Can you really chat your way to reliable software? Daniel De Laney says no. AI coding tools need more structure—chat UIs lack the precision. Dev work needs clear docs, not scattered logs. https://danieldelaney.net/chat/ #AI #DevTools #Programming #UXDXX

Struggling with tough team decisions? HBR offers 5 key questions: 1. Cost of inaction? 2. Potential regrets? 3. Overlooked options? 4. Success metrics? 5. Reversible? Frame better choices. https://hbr.org/2025/02/5-questions-to-help-your-team-make-better-decisions #DecisionMaking #Leadership #UXDX

Product direction needs commercial alignment! @arnekittler.bsky.social discusses connecting products & GTM using frameworks like the Decision Stack. Ensure your strategy translates to revenue & team success. https://www.thedecisionstack.com #ProductStrategy #Alignment #UXDXX

Mindless scrolling or meaningful engagement? Swati Goyal explores how holistic content strategy + user agency = loyal users. https://uxdx.com/blog/the-engagement-dilemma-how-to-keep-users-hooked-without-causing-fatigue/ #UXDesign #Product #UXDXX

One-off UX tests aren't enough. Longitudinal research tracks user behavior over time to reveal deeper insights & trends. See how needs evolve & designs really perform long-term. UX Bulletin explains: https://www.ux-bulletin.com/longitudinal-ux-research/ #UXResearch #UXDX

Shopify checkout security: Learn how sandboxing isolates custom code (Web Workers, iframes) & Remote DOM enables PCI compliance without breaking flexibility. Secure & customizable. Link: https://newsletter.francofernando.com/p/the-shopify-checkout-architecture #Ecommerce #SoftwareArchitecture

Most teams freeze designs months before launch. Comcast was still making significant changes to their accessible remote based on user feedback. Watch Grayson Byrd reveal why true inclusivity demands continuous listening: https://uxdx.com/session/designing-for-hardware-accessibility-at-comcast1/

Is UX research worth it? Yes! UX Bulletin shows how to prove ROI: reduced costs, more revenue, fewer support calls. It's an investment, not an expense—speak the language of business. https://www.ux-bulletin.com/ux-research-roi/ #UXResearch #ROI #BusinessValue #UXDXX

Avoid OKR theatre! Ant Murphy shares warning signs: too many goals, unrealistic targets, output over outcomes. Great OKRs = focus and alignment through strategy and measurable impact. https://www.antmurphy.me/newsletter/escape-okr-theatre #GoalSetting #ProductStrategy #UXDXX

Effective coaching adapts. HBR outlines 4 styles: Telling, Hands-off, Asking/Listening, and Guiding. Know when to push or pull—based on your coachee and the context. https://hbr.org/2025/03/4-styles-of-coaching-and-when-to-use-them #Coaching #Leadership #UXDXX

Forget the UX unicorn, meet the AI-augmented generalist. Sarah Gibbons & Evan Sunwall (NNG) on how AI boosts broad expertise and shifts focus to strategy. Specialists still matter, but breadth is back. https://www.nngroup.com/articles/return-ux-generalist #UXDesign #FutureOfUX #UXDX

“This isn’t the end of programming. It’s the start of its next reinvention.” @timoreilly.bsky.social shows how AI is reshaping software dev, expanding what’s possible and who can build. https://www.oreilly.com/radar/the-end-of-programming-as-we-know-it/ #AI #Programming #FutureOfWork #UXDXX

How do you make sense of 17 petabytes of customer data? See how @Chase's Sonali Divilek aligns product, data, design & engineering teams to transform insights into innovations: https://uxdx.com/session/driving-customer-centric-transformation-in-banking/

Does your product speak your users language? Read @jarango.bsky.social 's article on prescriptive vs. descriptive IA. A sharp reminder of how language shapes usability and findability. https://jarango.com/2025/01/09/prescriptive-and-descriptive-information-architecture/?ref=uxdesignweekly

The most innovative teams don't chase executive approval, they build executive investment. Watch how Comcast's G. Byrd transformed product development by putting SVPs and junior designers in the same room. Full talk: https://uxdx.com/session/designing-for-hardware-accessibility-at-comcast1/

AI isn’t the problem, it’s how we’re using it. Raphael Dias breaks down why hype-led roadmaps and token costs derail real innovation. Smart, practical take for building responsibly: https://uxdesign.cc/hype-driven-ceos-when-innovation-misses-the-point-9f9c7f44d323 #AI #UXDesign #ProductStrategyy

Speed alone breaks things. Speed with trust fixes them. @francesfrei.bsky.social & @annemorriss.bsky.social show how leaders can move fast without leaving their teams behind—by building alignment, clarity, and safety. https://hbr.org/2025/03/leaders-can-move-fast-and-fix-things

Planning to evaluate your MVP? Don’t wait. Jack Holmes shares how to prep for post-launch insights using mixed methods. Data, feedback, and context matter. https://sprig.com/blog/evaluating-your-mvp-with-mixed-methods-research

Engineering leadership isn’t just technical anymore. In this podcast, Cris Cooney & Shane Hastie dive into how the role is evolving; prioritising developer experience, hybrid culture, cross-functional collab, and business alignment. https://www.infoq.com/podcasts/engineering-leadership-trends/

You can't hide uncertainty from users. Google's Keyvan Azami shows how honest design creates trust in AI systems even when 100% certainty isn't possible. See how UX transforms ML from technical tool to trusted assistant: https://uxdx.com/session/strategic-ai-integration-in-engineering-teams1/

Personas built by AI can be fast, but also fictional. Dr. Maria Panagiotidi explains why authentic user research still matters, and how AI-generated personas risk missing the emotional depth and nuance of real people. https://uxpsychology.substack.com/p/the-problem-with-ai-generated-personas

What happens when you apply "small changes, big results" philosophy to a 50M+ users banking app? @Chase's Sonali Divilek reveals how an UI update drove a 13% increase in accounts and why they're already redesigning it: https://uxdx.com/session/driving-customer-centric-transformation-in-banking/

Competitive analysis isn’t just for PMs, it’s a chance to deepen your research practice. Dscout outlines the run competitive analysis through a user research lens. The result? Sharper positioning, better roadmaps, and team alignment. https://dscout.com/people-nerds/competitive-analysis-user-research

25% of Americans can't access TV content without help. How did Comcast transform this challenge? Watch Grayson Byrd reveal the surprising insights from in-home research that changed their entire approach to hardware design. https://uxdx.com/session/designing-for-hardware-accessibility-at-comcast1/

Want to ship better, faster, and with fewer regrets? Ian Vanagas compiled 50 practical product lessons from the trenches; on what to build, when to scale, and how to stay focused on what matters. One to bookmark. https://newsletter.posthog.com/p/50-things-weve-learned-about-building

What does “value” actually mean in product design? Sunil Shrivastav breaks it down: For users → utility & emotional satisfaction For businesses → strategy & market fit The real win? A shared understanding across teams. https://uxdesign.cc/what-is-value-and-how-to-define-for-a-product-f02306c5dd9d

"Accessibility isn't a feature, it's an inherent trait." At UXDX USA, Comcast's Grayson Byrd shared how his team transformed hardware design by putting #Accessibility first. Here's how they created a remote control that benefits everyone, not just those with disabilities. 👇 [1/8]

Want loyal users? Make room for mistakes. Syed Balkhi explains how designing with error-prevention in mind boosts trust, reduces costs, and elevates your brand experience: https://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2025/01/designing-for-the-unexpected-strategies-for-error-prevention-in-ux-design.php

How do you align teams and build products users actually want? Check out a 7-step product strategy, from goal-setting to iteration with real feedback, that keeps teams focused and user needs at the center. Worth bookmarking: https://sprig.com/blog/7-step-product-development-strategy

Just 2,000 well-labeled data points took Google's AI from mediocre to 80% precision. Keyvan Azami reveals why quality trumps quantity in ML projects and how expert data labeling transformed their results. Watch: https://uxdx.com/session/strategic-ai-integration-in-engineering-teams1/

Is it time to retire the hexagons? Revisit the iconic design thinking diagram, and reimagine how we can visualize the process. A must-read for anyone designing how we design: https://medium.com/design-your-life/rethinking-the-canonical-design-process-diagram-and-a-call-for-beauty-5aea6e17f207

"A third of your experiments should fail." @Chase's Sonali Divilek reveals how embracing failure led to a 13% increase in account production after discovering customers were confused by a single button. See the full talk: https://uxdx.com/session/driving-customer-centric-transformation-in-banking/

@andybudd.bsky.social explores how AI is reshaping design roles: from hands-on creator to strategic curator. The key skill? Guiding the machine with clarity, taste, and user focus: https://uxmag.com/articles/the-future-of-design-how-ai-is-shifting-designers-from-makers-to-curators

Teaching your team to use AI? That makes you a supermanager. Hilary Gridley outlines how leaders can sharpen communication, foster better thinking, and create GPT-powered workflows. Read this AI leadership guide: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/how-to-become-a-supermanager-with

"Banking at scale requires constant experimentation, not perfection." At UXDX USA, Chase's Sonali Divilek revealed how her team drives digital innovation for 80M customers. Here's how they balance enterprise scale with customer-centricity. 👇 [1/8]

Ürün geliştirme süreçleri hakkında konuşmak için iki uzman arkadaşımla birlikte 6 Mayıs Salı akşamı @uxdx.com Istanbul topluluk etkinliğinde olacağım. Yazılım geliştirme süreçlerinde ekip verimliliğini artırmaya yönelik tecrübelerimi ve Trendyol'daki uygulamalarımızı paylaşacağım.

LLMs love popular frameworks, because they’re trained on them says @nathanpeck.com. But that feedback loop could be killing innovation. Here’s how AI is shaping software and what devs can do about it: https://nathanpeck.com/how-llms-of-today-are-secretly-shaping-the-code-of-tomorrow/

No pay scales, job titles or “asking for permission”. At Haier, everyone is an entrepreneur! Building, failing, and trying again inside the org. This is radical self-management, in action: https://www.corporate-rebels.com/blog/haiers-radical-experiment-what-if-every-employee-was-an-entrepreneur

Is UX turning into “experience design”? Kate Moran unpacks why more teams are shifting to this broader label and what it means for roles, tools, and expectations in a post-AI world. Check out the article here: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/author/kate-moran/

What happens if we get the answer wrong? The question that separates failed AI projects from successful ones. Keyvan Azami shows how Google's ML team turned this challenge into a framework for predictable results. Watch: https://uxdx.com/session/strategic-ai-integration-in-engineering-teams1/

Big teams ≠ easy delivery. Airtable surveyed 700+ teams & found 5 common challenges: ➡️ Misaligned goals ➡️ Data blind spots ➡️ Roadmap chaos ➡️ Scattered feedback ➡️ Messy launches. Read it all here: https://blog.airtable.com/enterpise-product-management-challenges/ #ProductManagement #UXDXX

Start small but Be SPICEY! Melissa Suzuno shares how the SPICEY framework (Strategize, Prep, Implement, Customize, Embrace flexibility, You) helps teams take the pressure off perfection and focus on realistic, repeatable discovery.Worth a read: https://www.producttalk.org/2025/02/spicey-framework/

"ML is not magic. Start with the problem, not the solution." At UXDX USA, Google's Keyvan Azami shared how his team integrates #MachineLearning to solve real business problems. Here's how they navigate the uncertainties of ML and create impactful solutions. 👇 [1/8]

High-trust, low-noise environments help designers thrive. Yann-Edern shares reflections from his first year at Linear—on collaborating with engineers, overcoming imposter syndrome, and staying grounded through hobbies. Full post: https://yannglt.com/writing/linear-one-year-mark

Tired of research recruitment bottlenecks? This post explores how automation and smart UX tools can streamline recruitment, save time, and improve collaboration across teams. Full article: https://ethn.io/blog/research_operations

AI isn’t just helping devs, it’s learning to code on its own. Vibe coding imagines a world where AI generates, tests, and ships software autonomously. Are we close to devs becoming the conductors, not the coders? Read more: https://alexp.pl/2025/02/19/vibe-coding.html

Strategy isn’t just a plan, it’s a mindset. This article shares how teams can make strategy part of daily conversation to align decisions, bridge leadership gaps, and build shared momentum. Read more: https://medium.productcoalition.com/how-to-help-your-company-speak-strategy-ff4fbc74d7e6

What happens when you ditch traditional hierarchy? Teams gain autonomy, align around shared purpose, and make faster, better decisions. Full read: https://www.corporate-rebels.com/blog/starting-scratch-rethinking-work-hierarchy-purpose

AI can draft taglines and structure touchpoints, but real insight still needs humans. @kylesoucy.bsky.social shares how AI gives UX teams more time to focus on validation and nuance. Read more: https://uxdesign.cc/using-ai-to-streamline-persona-and-journey-map-creation-37fa859dafb0

Can AI bridge the gap between vision and execution? @jonyablonski.bsky.social explores how conversational AI lets teams build and iterate on custom tools—just by talking. Less friction, faster ideas. Great read here: https://jonyablonski.com/articles/2025/tool-building-with-ai/