Dogfooding vs. QA vs. User Research
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Therese Fessenden·7 Aug 2026
Big Tech CEOs are eager to show that they and their employees use their own products. Mark Zuckerberg is building an AI agent to help him be CEO. Elon Musk posts prolifically on X.
October Live Online UX Training 2026 Agenda | Nielsen Norman Group
NN/g latest articles and announcements·4 Aug 2026
Pass at least 5 courses in one topic, and receive Specialty recognition on your UX Certificate. A specialty is not required to earn a UX Certificate.
Nielsen Norman Group: UX Research, Training, and Consulting
NN/g latest articles and announcements·1 Aug 2026
Job Opening: People & Culture Generalist (Remote, US Based) Announcements Job type: Full-time, Exempt Location: Fully remote, US Only (must of us work within Pacific, Mountain, Central, or Eastern...
Why You Need Mentorship and How to Get It Right
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Evan Sunwall·31 Jul 2026
Mentorship is one of the most valuable and underused career tools available. There are real benefits to gain from mentorship, but many talk themselves out of it before they even try.
No New Name Has Replaced “UX”
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Rachel Banawa·31 Jul 2026
Many UX practitioners are questioning how the field should describe itself. Amid UX layoffs, tighter budgets, and ongoing pressure to prove the value of UX work, some have wondered whether the...
A Concrete Definition of “Product Sense” (and How to Build It)
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Tanner Kohler·24 Jul 2026
AI can now handle many tasks that once made product builders valuable. As a result, designers and engineers are under growing pressure to decide what to build, not just how to build it.
UX-Context Design: Using UX Knowledge to Inform AI-Generated Design
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Tony Alicea·24 Jul 2026
AI models produce output based on context. Context is everything the model can see when it does the work: your request, plus whatever instructions, standards, examples, and background information...
Does Your Form Really Need a Dropdown List?
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Huei-Hsin Wang·17 Jul 2026
Dropdown lists are one of the most familiar controls in forms. Designers use them because they're compact, flexible, and easy to implement.
Why Human-Led Research Still Matters in the Age of AI
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Maria Rosala·17 Jul 2026
Some people argue that AI can eliminate the need for research. Why speak to real people — who are hard to pin down — when AI can simulate them or interview them for you?
OctoberLive Online UX Course 2026 Agenda | NNGroup
NN/g latest articles and announcements·15 Jul 2026
Pass at least 5 courses in one topic, and receive Specialty recognition on your UX Certificate. A specialty is not required to earn a UX Certificate.
The 5 Dimensions of Site-Specific AI Chatbots
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Georgia Kenderova, Tanner Kohler·10 Jul 2026
Designing a site-specific AI chatbot requires making key decisions even before user testing begins.
Stop Reporting UX Activity and Report Business Outcomes
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Lola Famulegun·3 Jul 2026
UX teams rarely lose budget conversations because their work isn't valuable. They lose them because of how the work gets reported.
Crafting AI Explanations for Every Role in Your Enterprise
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Katie Schmidt, Jessa Anderson, Hayley Mortin·3 Jul 2026
Enterprise AI is a hot topic, but many organizations still struggle to achieve meaningful employee adoption and usage.
Kick the Bots Out of Your Survey Data
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Rachel Banawa·26 Jun 2026
If you distribute surveys through open channels like social media, online communities, or public links, there’s a good chance some of your responses aren’t coming from real participants.
Your New UX Habit: Establishing Baselines for Impact
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Taylor Dykes, Pavel Samsonov·26 Jun 2026
Between delivery timelines and limited resources, cutting data collection upfront seems like an efficient choice.
Incentive Structures for Diary Studies
NN/g latest articles and announcementsby Maria Rosala·19 Jun 2026
Compared to other UX research studies, diary studies — especially longer ones — are particularly vulnerable to high participant attrition — when participants stop submitting entries or responding.
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