A newsletter for UX professionals that unpacks one topic per issue, such as research methods, usability myths and AI's effect on skills, with cited studies and a resource section. It challenges common UX assumptions and gives practical guidance on applying research properly.

Goldfoot writes about designing how AI agents behave with users, arguing that the behavioral layer is the new UX. Issues combine first-person experience building a personal memory system and an open framework called BiModal Design with analysis of how AI product organizations assign ownership.

A design leader writes about designer performance management, hiring practices and design leadership in tech organisations. Readers get opinionated, experience-based frameworks such as the Logbook method, plus occasional updates on talks and podcast appearances.

Personal essays by a product-focused software engineering leader on UX design, interviewing, and managing emotions at work. Each issue offers practical frameworks drawn from his experience and reading, aimed at making teams and decisions work better.