Essays by a user research writer on methods, team design, and what cheaper AI-assisted research means for UX research teams. The writing is opinionated and reflective, with clear arguments about evidence standards and team structure.

A newsletter for UX professionals with issue-length essays on research methods, such as why user preference is a poor predictor of behavior, how to size usability studies, and the effect of AI on thinking skills. Each issue draws on cited studies and ends with a resource section, alongside career advice and job opportunities.

A designer's portfolio-style newsletter with first-person case studies on redesigning a large university website and building a research-backed design system. It covers research methods, component audits, and team workshops, with concrete details from the project.

A UK service design and product practitioner writes about product thinking, what product management actually means, and the gap between design rhetoric and practice. The weekly notes mix personal updates on health, running and hobbies with brief work reflections.