Just because the ux industry is coming to an end doesn’t mean that designers will be
useless or that products will lack good ux. It will just CHANGE.

Want a roadmap (including a 100% free path) to the industry:
   • UX Design 2023: How To Get Started - ...  

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Community case studies to check out:
  / designing-for-daily-nice-to-haves  
  / ux-case-study-spatial-design  

And what comes next? The shift I'm talking about here is something I've been mentioning since at least 2019. It's not because of AI but rather something more prosaic - business driven products, then engineering driven and design being pushed out as less and less important.

UX design is not growing for a while now and the industry is shrinking.

But I am lucky to have a community of awesome designers around me who learn the right way and are getting jobs and promotions even in this economy.

However from 2025 the designer skills that are in Demand won't be moving some rectangles in a nice way in Figma or some other tool that takes over the UX/UI tool space.

Let's explore what it is!

#ux #uxdesign #design

00:00 UX is over?
00:28 Disclaimer
00:38 Business driven products
00:51 Why is UX industry shrinking?
02:21 Cheaper design
03:07 Best years of UX
04:57 Everyone's a designer
06:39 Will AI replace designers?
07:05 How to STAND OUT?
08:11 The next step
09:34 Start learning this now
10:59 What?!