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“Just test 5 users" is the most dangerous advice in UX.
The famous number is real. The way everyone uses it is wrong, and it is quietly producing bad research across the field.
3 hrs ago
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User Experience University
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8:54
The AI did the thinking. That's the problem.
Using AI to skip the hard parts feels like productivity. The research says it is quietly costing you the one skill that makes you worth hiring.
Oct 12
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User Experience University
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7:36
Thank you for showing up for UXCON26
If you were there, we’d love to hear what stuck with you.
Oct 9
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User Experience University
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A Note from Yao, 24 hours out
UXCON26 IS TOMORROW
Oct 7
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User Experience University
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0:45
You've been fighting this alone. You don't have to.
Why the loneliest part of UX is the one nobody talks about
Oct 5
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User Experience University
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7:43
AI made design faster. It also created a tax nobody budgeted for.
The “Rework Tax” is real, measurable, and quietly draining teams. Here is why cleaning up after AI is becoming UX’s actual job.
Oct 2
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User Experience University
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7:12
September 2026
ONLY 8 DAYS TO UXCON26
[ICYMI] Are companies still hiring UXers?
Sep 30
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User Experience University
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Product sense” is not a gift you were born with. It is a skill you are avoiding building.
Everyone talks about it. Almost nobody defines it. Here is what product sense actually is, why it is suddenly the most valuable thing you can have, and…
Sep 28
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User Experience University
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6:41
The researcher who says "no" is being replaced by the one who says "here's how."
The UX research role is transforming faster than any other in the field. The bottleneck model is dying, and what is replacing it is more powerful, if…
Sep 25
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User Experience University
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8:20
That job posting asking for 3 roles in 1? Let's talk about it.
Wait, is that my job or product's job now?
Sep 23
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User Experience University
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Forms are where good products go to die quietly.
Only 52% of forms get completed. The fixes are small, specific, and mostly free. Here is what the data says actually works.
Sep 21
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User Experience University
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8:26
Most of your "obvious" improvements are wrong. Here's the proof.
Only 1 in 6 A/B tests actually wins. But research-backed tests win up to 88% of the time. The gap is the whole story.
Sep 18
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User Experience University
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Yao Adantor
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