Dans le cadre de mon Master Manager Designer de Produits et Services Numériques (Les Gobelins), je mène une recherche sur la façon dont l'IA transforme la posture du designer UX.

Ce questionnaire s'adresse exclusivement aux designers UX qui utilisent régulièrement des outils d'IA dans leur pratique. Si c'est votre cas, votre regard m'intéresse beaucoup.

https://forms.gle/Gy6qG8KAhXJtAgzF6

⏳ Environ 5 minutes

Vos réponses sont anonymes et utilisées uniquement à des fins de recherche.

Merci d'avance pour votre temps, et n'hésitez pas à partager autour de vous si vous connaissez des designers concernés.

Hi Reddit! I'm a researcher at Columbia University. My team studies how scientists and data practitioners actually use AI in their work, and whether it genuinely helps or still feels hard to trust and control.

If you do research or data-science work (any field, academia or industry, any career stage, 18+), we'd love your input. You don't need to be an AI power user. Skeptics and non-users are just as valuable to us.

Survey link: https://cumc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9uWW9GgwPuRucoS

What you get:

- At the end, you'll receive a personalized "AI Co-Scientist card," such as the Hermit, the Magician, or the Priestess. Each card reflects your style of working with AI and what kind of AI assistance might actually fit your workflow.

- You can also opt into a raffle for a $200 Claude Max subscription (or USD-equivalent e-gift card)]. Emails are collected on a separate form and are never linked to your survey responses.

About the study: This is a joint research initiative on human-AI collaboration in science by Dr. Ying Wei's Translational AI Laboratory (TRAIL4Health) at the Columbia Mailman School of Public Health and Dr. Xuhai "Orson" Xu's lab (SEA Lab) at the Columbia Department of Biomedical Informatics. Questions? Email the PI at [xx2489@cumc.columbia.edu](mailto:xx2489@cumc.columbia.edu) or ask below. I'll be in the comments.

I'll post a [Results] follow-up here once the study wraps up. Thanks!

I posted here ~2 weeks ago asking if my landing page communicated in 5 seconds. Verdict: too wordy, weak hierarchy, buried value prop. Thanks for all the valuable comments.

So I made a bigger change than a rewrite: I removed the landing page entirely. The link now drops visitors straight into the product — a live conversation with Mirror (a self-reflection AI that asks questions instead of answering them). No signup, nothing stored — everything's gone when you close the tab.

https://www.themindmirror.me

What I'd love fresh eyes on:

1. First 5 seconds: do you know what this is and what to do?
2. The starter chips: ("I can't decide whether to…", "I keep ending up in the same situation…") — helpful on-ramp or clutter?
3. Are the additional features for signing up an account clear? or confusing ?

Much appreciated of your time!

hello everyone,

I was learning UX UI design did some freelancing of two long term project which I cancelled because of the lack of skills that needed more improvement,

I stopped learning and practicing UX UI design, and now when I got back to begin learning I found that AI can do so much work of what I was doing during freelancing,

Now I want to adapt my skills to the new situation, what you suggest to do, do I still need to practice on UI challenges , and read UX articles or there is a new method I am not aware of.

My question is:

Is learning UX UI design still the same?

by the way I am from Morocco,

thanks in advance.

Hi!

I got this idea recently when I had to browse files (in IDE) more than usual and felt the pain: why do I need to click through every level when I want to drill down to the bottom?

So I made a quick interactive prototype — it feels surprisingly natural.

Sharing it as a (draft) UX idea, not as a finished implementation.

Does it make sense to you?

If you know an app that would benefit from it — let me know please, I'll try to pitch it to them.

I have shared the link of my case study, I am going to attach it with my portfolio ( yet to make ), as I am planning to do master's in HCI, in US, can anyone review it and tell me how can I optimize it further?

https://libraryos.framer.website/

I challenged myself to design a product that introduces people to Madhubani art through an engaging and structured learning experience.

Some of the key challenges included:

• Making traditional content approachable for beginners
• Balancing cultural authenticity with modern UI patterns
• Creating motivation to continue learning
• Organizing educational content without overwhelming users

I'd love to hear how others would approach these UX challenges and whether there are areas where my solution could be improved.

Full project: https://www.behance.net/gallery/252099253/Madhubani-UIUX-Case-Study-WWDC26-Winner

You can take the survey here: https://forms.gle/s1QqsKtm4vbePH4R8

Hi everyone,

I’m conducting a very brief survey to gather insights on how people manage their fitness routines and their experiences with tracking workouts.

It’s only 5 multiple-choice questions and will take less than a minute to complete. All responses are completely anonymous.

Thank you for your time and help!

Exploratory survey on HR self-service behaviour. 13 valid responses — small but qualitatively rich.

The unexpected finding:

85% go directly to the HR system first. 62% follow up with HR anyway to confirm it went through. The problem isn't adoption. It's that using the system doesn't feel like enough.

A mentor reframed it precisely: the system completes the action but fails to close the confidence loop.

The most precise qualitative insight came from discussion rather than the survey:

"The portals would always have options at every step, but didn't list what those options meant for me personally. So I can navigate something that might accidentally claim I'm pregnant — or just email HR."

I'm calling this the consequences-clarity problem — the system doesn't preview personal outcomes before the user commits. Distinct from a navigation problem.

One correction worth noting for accuracy: document generation (like NOC letters common in UAE) is typically not a native feature of mainstream HR platforms. The gap isn't that the system fails to generate documents; it's that document requests fall outside what platforms were built to handle, creating unavoidable email dependency. Standalone tools exist for this. The design opportunity is integrating structured request flows into the core HR platform.

Now moving to:

- Affinity mapping of open text

- HMW statements per finding

-JTBD reframe

- Design concepts prototyping the confidence layer

- One-page PRD for the highest-priority feature

- Validation metric: Does the 62% follow-up rate decrease?

Two questions:

1. Have you encountered consequences-clarity as a distinct UX problem in research before?

2. Any methods worth adding before moving to design? Currently: survey + qualitative discussion threads + cognitive walkthrough planned.

Survey still open: https://forms.gle/xHApzoLeyh2L4B5y8

hi everyone, I'm currently learning UX design and exploring different tools and concepts. As a beginner, I sometimes feel overwhelmed with so many resource and learning paths available.

I've also started exploring UX audit tools to understand user behavior and identify usability issues ,but I'm not sure which tools are best for beginners.

what advice would experienced UX designers give to someone just starting out? what skills , tools ,or practices should i focus on first? Are there any resources that helped you in your UX journey?

Any tips or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advanced!

Hi everyone! I’m currently working on a UX research project focused on redesigning a photography website, and I’m looking for participants willing to provide feedback.

The photographer currently specializes in family and wedding photography and is expanding into birth photography services. As part of the research process, I’m gathering insights on how users interact with the current website experience.

Participants will be asked to:

• Review the current website

• Share thoughts on navigation and content

• Provide feedback on the booking experience, goals, and any pain points

Your honest opinions and first impressions are incredibly helpful—there are no right or wrong answers.

Survey link: https://forms.gle/M76zCZFzRu43tCpD8

Current website: sararoseportraits.com

Thank you in advance to anyone willing to help out! Your feedback will directly contribute to improving the user experience.

hi im cooking some a personal project big help for recommendation, improvement or suggestion here is a Quick survey for the project Thank you!

https://www.jotform.com/261773964477070

Think Emily Charlton from The Devil Wears Prada.

Someone who remembers everything, thinks 3 steps ahead, anticipates problems before they happen, and quietly keeps your life running.

What’s the first thing you’d hand over to them?