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I like thinking of UX as a series of handoffs.
One screen gives the user information.
The next gives them a decision.
The next helps them act.
When those handoffs work, the journey feels effortless.
This is such a good way to look at UX. When each handoff feels natural, the whole journey just clicks.
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If a button, label, or section doesn’t clearly show what will happen next, users hesitate or ignore it.
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Oh, where did this come from? Do you have a particular example?
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Really like this take. AI is definitely becoming a great tool for speeding things up, but the design thinking and review part still matters a lot.