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NNG: What Is Your Site's AI Chatbot for? Users Can't Tell
Users see little reason to use site AI chatbots. To prove their value, chatbots must solve problems that existing site features don't
AI: I Built a Custom AI Agent for Journey Mapping
Five-skill AI pipeline compresses weeks of journey map synthesis into a session. Key: source tagging, schema-first data model, and critique layer preventing generic output. Thinking stays human; agent handles collation. Output becomes a "living bible"—searchable record of evolving user experiences
Prototyping: New Dashboard Examples Every Product Team Should Look at in 2026
A framework for evaluating dashboards: focused question, cognitive load, actionability, data honesty, and appropriate depth. The article analyzes five examples (Visual Training App, Fathom, Linear, Oura, Monzo) showing how each makes intentional trade-offs. The key insight: great dashboards aren't about visual polish—they're about knowing what to leave out and designing for decisions, not just observation
Design: Anime vs. Marvel/DC - Designing Digital Products With Emotion In Flow
The article contrasts "Emotion in Flow" (earned tonal shifts, like in _Dan da Dan_) with "Emotion in Conflict" (jarring clashes, like in a _Superman_ scene) and applies this to UX. It argues products should map emotional arcs (uncertainty → clarity → achievement → calm), align tone with task risk, and use microinteractions as bridges. The goal: design intentional emotional journeys, not accidental whiplash
Opinion: Healthcare doesn’t need another product, it needs better connections
Healthcare systems fail not from lack of smart tools, but from fragmentation—products aren't designed to work with existing workflows. The real issue is interoperability, which is less about technical data transfer and more about how decisions move between people. True impact comes from designing the connections between systems, not adding standalone features
Experience: E-commerce Product Detail Page (with VR Experience)
A standard e-commerce product page extended into a VR version using glassmorphism and spatial interaction. Goal: clear info in 2D without overwhelm, and in 3D without breaking immersion. Insight: designers must think beyond screens to how users exist within products
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