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How to Use Banner Tables to Present Survey Results Banner tables compress complex survey data into a single, scannable view, making it easier to compare metrics across multiple demographic segments. Though standard in market research, they are underused in UX but highly effective for large-scale studies requiring segmentation analysis. The article demonstrates how to build them using R, enabling researchers to efficiently present weighted and unweighted results side by side NNG: GenUI vs. Vibe Coding: Who’s Designing? With generative UI, the AI system decides to generate an interactive element or entire product in response to a user need. Vibe coding is when users request the AI to build it Prototyping: AR glasses are here, but what about accessibility? As AR glasses emerge, the article urges designers to prioritize accessibility early—using multi-sensory features like haptics and audio—to support users with disabilities. These universal design choices, such as speech-to-text or enhanced sound cues, ultimately improve the experience for everyone. The core message: inclusive AR isn't an add-on, but a foundation for better tech AI: UX Research in the Era of AI AI isn't the main force changing UX research—organizational power dynamics are. The enduring value of researchers lies in providing ground truth and wielding influence, which AI cannot replicate. To stay impactful, focus on understanding power structures, adapting to change, and communicating clearly Basics: I Bombed a User Interview. Here’s What I Learned The author reflects on bombing a user interview with a pro user, learning to avoid closed questions and surface-level answers. Key fix: adapt questions to experts by focusing on team workflows and real pain points. Success comes from active listening and flexibility, not a rigid script @uxdigest