This episode covers how complexity accumulates in systems through locally rational choices, introducing Bayesian thinking for updating beliefs in UX research based on data, and highlights recent publications from Codrops, CSS-Tricks, and UX Planet. It also delves into community discussions about honesty in portfolios and when design skills become automatic. Additionally, it announces the free online UX Camp Summer event on May 30th, with an open call for speakers.
Show Notes
In This Episode
How small, locally rational choices can lead to system fragility through increasing complexity.
Introduction to Bayesian thinking for updating UX research beliefs with data.
Insights from the community on portfolio honesty and design autopilot.
Articles Mentioned
"How complexity accumulates" by Michael Parent (UX Design.cc)
"An Intro to Bayesian Thinking for UX Research: Updating Beliefs with Data" by Jeff Sauro, PhD & Jim Lewis, PhD (MeasuringU)
Community Discussions
r/UXDesign - Is honesty killing my portfolio?
r/UXDesign - When did your craft turn into autopilot?
r/web_design - Are AI website builders ready to replace WordPress?
Announcement
Event: UX Camp Summer
Date: Saturday, May 30th
Type: Online event
Tickets: Free (Optional general admission ticket for $13.50)
