Strategic Career Foresight: UX Themes for 2025 and Beyond
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UX in ATX co-founder Cindy Brummer shared insights from SXSW 2024 on what’s ahead for design.
Welcome to the UX Frontiers conference UX in ATX was excited to present its first conference virtually in June 2023. Our topic was AI in Design, and we assembled a full day of expert speakers and panel discussions. Watch the conference recordings below.
On Thursday, April 28, 2022, UX in ATX hosted a fireside chat with Tanya Harris, Senior Content Strategist at eBay, about content design and how UX intersects with this discipline. Tanya is passionate about the words we see. When we open our apps, go to a website, use internal tools at work, or receive an…
You want to include participants with disabilities in your usability studies, but where do you start? UX in ATX invited presenter Erica Braverman to speak about how to bring accessibility into all stages of planning and running a usability study, and the skills you can use to develop accessible studies for your own research needs.
Learn the importance of effectively communicate the value of you design decisions to stakeholders, gain buy-in for projects, and ultimately ensure that their designs align with the company’s overall business goals by demonstrating how improved user experience translates into tangible benefits like increased sales, customer retention, and cost reduction. Download the slides here
The world of AI-powered design tools is evolving at lightning speed. New tools emerge, old ones improve, and our workflows shift accordingly. In this session, Oliver Reyes broke down the latest AI design tools he uses daily, from enhancing creativity to streamlining tedious tasks. He’ll share what each tool does, how it works, and—most importantly—how…
As more products introduce agentic AI, many of the hardest UX challenges aren’t showing up as obvious usability issues. They’re emerging quietly—over time, outside traditional moments of interaction.
This post explores why agentic systems are stretching the UX playbook, why this isn’t a skills problem, and why UX in ATX is starting 2026 with open questions instead of polished answers.