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Established UX roles are taking on AI prototyping
A Google UX Designer vacancy for Chrome Disco includes AI browser experiences and prefers experience prototyping with LLMs, generative AI or emerging technology.
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UX Futures
A Google UX Designer vacancy for Chrome Disco includes AI browser experiences and prefers experience prototyping with LLMs, generative AI or emerging technology.
UX Futures
Six foundation skills cover instructions, routine tasks, automation, tool settings, risk awareness and analysis. Checking accuracy and recognising errors are part of responsible use.
Learning & guides
Move from an employment headline to one capability you can practise, document and discuss with confidence.
Learning & guides
Build one capability this week: check an AI-assisted research interpretation against the evidence, then explain your own decision.
Podcasts
Conversations about design practice, creative work and collaboration across disciplines.
Learning & guides
Search for design and research mentors for a focused discussion about learning, a portfolio or interviews.
Learning & guides
Beginner-oriented, self-paced training in research, prototyping and portfolio projects. No prior degree or experience is required by the provider.
White papers
A direct view of UX pay, employment events and hiring priorities. Among 71 respondents planning to recruit in 2025, research and usability testing were leading skills sought.
White papers
Reports hiring managers’ priorities for entry-level UX applicants, including portfolios and problem-solving, alongside recent entrants’ career experiences.
Learning & guides
Research papers and a portfolio exercise on permissions, oversight, intervention and recovery.
UX Sectors
Explore how people create, encounter and interpret art. Aesthetic experience, emotion, reflection and creative agency can be design aims in their own right.
UX Sectors
Design for people composing, reading and acting on the written word. Consider meaning, tone, structure and the experience of expressing an idea as well as receiving it.
Learning & guides
Research papers and a spatial interaction portfolio exercise.
Learning & guides
Build judgement, technical literacy, agent control, evaluation and responsible practice.
ArchiveArchived · 2026-10-19
Our main feature this week is the GOV.UK Service Manual’s user research guidance: a practical route from planning to inclusive sessions and analysis. Alongside it, eight readings connect research decisions to augmented reality, education, financial access, museums, healthcare and public…
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