This article explores how UX professionals can create value by focusing on sensemaking and judgment rather than just execution. It emphasizes the importance of addressing underlying problems and fostering shared understanding within teams. The author discusses how these skills, often overlooked in job descriptions, form a unique "skills fingerprint" that defines a UX career.

This article discusses the emergence of AI coding agents that can write software much faster than humans. It highlights the importance of separating judgment, which neural networks handle well, from execution, best managed by traditional software. The author argues for a more efficient architecture where AI aids in code creation while maintaining the reliability of execution.