The future of AI-driven development isn’t Agile. It’s XGH.The eXtreme Go Horse method perfectly complements the strengths of AI-powered dev tools. Introducing XGH+AI.Jun 11A response icon16Jun 11A response icon16
“Dashbots” — the inevitable fusion of dashboards and chatbotsThe failure modes of these two common form factors teach us a lesson about the dangers of thoughtless design.Apr 1A response icon5Apr 1A response icon5
Published inUX CollectiveThe fastest gun in UX: Why your team is telling the wrong storyDesigners are skipping steps of the process in a rush for faster outputs. But the contest that really matters is the race towards…Jan 13A response icon6Jan 13A response icon6
Published inUX CollectiveStop building features “for exposure”Without a coherent hypothesis for both user outcomes & business impact, a product team’s outputs are waste rather than valueDec 11, 2024Dec 11, 2024
Published inUX CollectiveA good design is a good essayDeveloping a persuasive argument is at the core of how UX creates value. When we shirk that responsibility, we set ourselves up to fail.Oct 31, 2024A response icon5Oct 31, 2024A response icon5
Published inUX CollectiveStop inventing product problems; start solving customer problemsLow-performing teams choose problems based on what they’d like to solve rather than what their customers need.Jan 29A response icon85Jan 29A response icon85
Published inUX CollectiveTech’s stock crash and the Forgetting TrickTech leaders often make claims that their track record doesn’t support — but audiences still fall for it every time. Product managers…Aug 10, 2024A response icon5Aug 10, 2024A response icon5
Published inUX CollectiveNike’s $25B blunder shows us the limits of “data-driven”The illusion of data as “objective” conceals that it rarely shows you the whole picture. Making decisions based on the easiest data to…Jan 29A response icon116Jan 29A response icon116
Published inUX CollectiveHow PMs can turn process from a time-waster into their greatest superpowerDesign has no value for a team driven by outputs. But neither does Product. To make the jump to delivering outcomes, Product needs Design.Jul 29, 2024A response icon4Jul 29, 2024A response icon4
Published inUX Collective“What have we already tried?” is the most powerful product question you can askTo find product pitfalls without creating waste, use UX research to understand what your org has already tried and how those efforts…Jun 20, 2024A response icon4Jun 20, 2024A response icon4
