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De-bugging the Soul: Navigating the ‘_Upside Down_’ of UX and Mental Health
Six years bridging UX research and mental health advocacy. Growth lives in friction—healing is messy, not seamless. As AI offers "frictionless connection" (agreeable, no conflict), we risk losing what makes us human. Your rhythm is the only one that matters. You don't have to match the world's pace to move forward. Being able to say "I'm still here" is the ultimate success
🎥 NNG: 6 Common Stakeholder Obstacles
Stakeholder obstacles aren't character flaws; they're structural problems with practical fixes. Learn strategies to increase UX maturity through direct user observation, streamline stakeholder involvement, manage difficult personalities with intention, align competing goals, navigate cultural communication styles, and establish working process
AI: When Your Agent Has All the Data and Still Gets It Wrong - A Lesson from Hans-Georg Gadamer
AI agents fail when they answer the typed question, not the meant one. The agent's "horizon" never meets the user's actual context (Gadamer). Fix: surface the user's intent, treat retrieval as horizon-building, and design for clarification. Ask: "has the agent deeply met the user's horizon?"
Opinion: Decision Fatigue and Interface Design
Every decision depletes mental energy. When depleted, users become impulsive and easier to exploit—cookie banners make refusal harder, upsells appear after users are already tired. Solutions: progressive disclosure, fewer options, and defaults that serve users (not businesses)
Basics: What Startups Got Right — By Listening to Their Users Early
Listening to users early saves startups from costly mistakes. Case studies: a fintech uncovered cultural saving behaviors; a founder's target users were completely wrong ("saved me money and precious years"); a zero-to-one product identified key segments before launch; a diagnostic company mapped barriers pre-entry. Build with users, not just for them
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