The Lyssna research panel recently surveyed 100 UX researchers to map the landscape for 2026. This data confirms a shift I have felt in my own work: the mechanical parts of the job are being automated, leaving the strategic weight entirely on our shoulders.

Design ‌keeps ‌evolving ‌with technology, sure. And this happened before, but this shift feels different, it’s not simply about faster tools or slightly improved interface. It’s about a fundamental change in what design represents and where its value sits.

Trusting AI over real users? Here’s why it might cost you more than you think.

Design decisions often seem simple on the surface, but beneath them involve a lot of thinking. This article covers what makes better design choices, with real-world examples and practical frameworks.

No doubt, prioritizing mobile-first is essential, but it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution and can, in some cases, even hurt the desktop experience. Without careful adaptation, the mobile design mobile can frustrate desktop users and impact overall engagement. Learn how to balance a seamless experience across all devices for maximum impact.