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Practical writing and interviews on how UX professionals expand capabilities without losing their core lens.
Leading Design Through the AI Identity Crisis
Evelyn Kim, Head of Product Design at Snowflake, on leading design teams through AI transformation. The conversation covers leading through fear, embracing chaos, new archetypes emerging in product development, and why human judgment and human-centered design still matter as roles consolidate.
Native Agentic Design
What happens when your design practice migrates out of Figma and into a terminal. Designing the context infrastructure that enables agents to execute your design perspective.
We Discovered in One Hour What Would Have Taken a Week
How parallel building transforms product development. When teams converge with real artifacts instead of abstract ideas, everything accelerates.
Aryel's Journey From UXR to PM at LinkedIn
The conversation explores Aryel's transition from UX research to product management, highlighting the challenges, fears, and organizational shifts. Key takeaways: Product orgs are now made of builders not roles, now is the time for rethinking your UX path, and fluidity in career paths is common now.
Shared Context Is The Process
When teams build shared understanding through actual work, they ship the right thing faster than any process could deliver.
What Happens When Everyone Can Build?
When everyone can build with AI assistance, teams work in parallel. Different professional lenses converge on shared artifacts.
Waiting Is the New Blocker
AI commoditized baseline execution, making dependencies optional. How teams work in parallel when waiting is no longer inevitable.
Force #1: Democratization of Specialization
Why sharing expertise expands influence, not shrinks it
Force #2: AI Empowering Execution
The gap between expert and novice collapsed. What remains valuable.
Force #3: Role Consolidation
580,000+ positions eliminated. The work got redistributed.
Origin Story: Researcher to Head of Design
What happens when you cross a boundary that wasn't supposed to be crossable