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Ableist Design: Challenging Systemic Norms

  • Accessibility, Design Ethics, Human-Centered Design, Inclusive Design, UX Design

Discover how ableism influences our interfaces and why real design begins with humanity, not assumptions.

Article by Tamara Sredojevic
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Ableist Design: Challenging Systemic Norms
  • The article claims that design often defaults to an able-bodied “norm,” making exclusion a structural rather than an unwanted consequence.
  • It illustrates that accessibility mistakes come from assumptions: designers believe who the user is instead of investigating, researching, or involving Disabled people.
  • The piece highlights that accessibility must be built in from the start and seen as an ethical, collective responsibility rather than a specialized add-on or professional task.
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AI in UX Design: How Artificial Intelligence is Shaping User Experiences

  • Accessibility, AI Personalization, Artificial Intelligence, Automation in Design, User Experience, User Research, UX Design

AI isn’t replacing designers — it’s making them unstoppable. From personalization to prototyping, discover how AI is redefining the future of UX.

Article by Nayyer Abbas
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AI in UX Design: How Artificial Intelligence is Shaping User Experiences
  • The article shows how AI enhances designers rather than replacing them.
  • It highlights AI’s role in personalization, research, prototyping, and accessibility.
  • The piece concludes that AI amplifies human creativity and drives better user experiences and business growth.
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Voice and Immersive Interfaces: Preparing Your Product for the Future of UX

  • Accessibility, Future of Design, Human-Centered Design, Voice & Natural Language, Voice Interfaces

Voice and immersive interfaces are no longer futuristic extras — they’re redefining how we shop, learn, and live. Is your product ready for this shift?

Article by Katre Pilvinski
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Voice and Immersive Interfaces: Preparing Your Product for the Future of UX
  • The article shows that voice and immersive interfaces are becoming mainstream, not experimental.
  • It argues these technologies shine where traditional interfaces fail — in multitasking, accessibility, and spatial understanding.
  • The piece urges a voice-first mindset and a shift toward more natural, human-centered interactions.
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Figma takes on all of the competition in the age of AI

  • Accessibility, Conversational Design, Inclusion, UX Design

Figma adds AI and new tools to stay on top, but its future faces big risks.

Article by Alex Smith
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Figma takes on all of the competition in the age of AI

  • This article provides and overview and perspective on how Figma is leveling up its tools — adding AI, website publishing, and advanced drawing so designers can do more in one place.

  • They’re going after big competitors like Adobe, Canva, and Webflow by making Figma’s platform a “one-stop shop” for design and marketing work.

  • This author believes that despite the AI hype, Figma isn’t dying — they’re adapting fast to keep users happy and stay on top.

  • The big risk is the future — if Figma goes public and raises prices, they could become like Adobe (huge but expensive) or risk losing users to the next big, more intuitive design tool.

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Being Blind on the Internet

  • Accessibility, Conversational Design, Inclusion, UX Design

A conversation between a blind digital accessibility consultant and a UX designer.

Article by Tamara Sredojevic
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Being Blind on the Internet
  • The article explores what it’s like to navigate the internet as a blind person.
  • It shows how even basic tasks become difficult due to poor design, missing labels, and inaccessible interfaces.
  • It argues that true accessibility requires empathy, inclusion, and designing with blind users from the start.
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Beyond the Design Silo: How Collaboration Elevates UX

  • Accessibility, Collaboration, Design Process, Design Strategy, Design Systems, Product Design, Product Management, User-Centered Design, UX Design

Discover how breaking down silos and embracing cross-functional collaboration can lead to smarter, more user-centered design — and better products for everyone.

Article by Rodolpho Henrique
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Beyond the Design Silo: How Collaboration Elevates UX
  • The article explores how siloed UX design practices can hinder product success and argues for cross-functional collaboration as essential to creating meaningful user experiences.
  • It outlines the benefits of working closely with product managers, engineers, and stakeholders to align user needs with technical feasibility and business goals.
  • The piece provides real-world collaboration examples across research, prototyping, design systems, and accessibility to show how teamwork leads to more innovative and effective UX outcomes.
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