Discover these 15 insights from 15 design and IT experts, each sharing valuable perspectives on the landscape of UX design and how it shapes the tech industry's future.

Custom-built Structure

Harnessing hardware and machine learning, businesses aim to revolutionize user experiences through personalized, wearable technology. Jared Ablon from HackEDU foresees this innovation, where hardware-enhanced UX, coupled with machine learning, will create tailored user experiences, reducing cognitive load for consumers.

Focus on Your User’s Path through the Product

Devaraj Southworth from Thirstie emphasizes that "good" UX design centers on easy-to-use experiences aligned with the consumer's journey. Design trends should be secondary to creating an intuitive design that fulfills user tasks.

Internal Technology Upgrades

John Milburn from Clear Skye highlights the significance of user-centric enterprise technology. Prioritizing the usability of internal systems leads to enhanced productivity and reduced downtime, benefiting both businesses and employees.

Self-Service Norm

Brett Wheatley of TransLoc stresses the growing importance of self-service capabilities in UX design. Consumers expect intuitive, personalized experiences that don't rely on assistance, making customized, seamless experiences paramount.

Investigate the Target Audience before Implementation

Shawna Koch Mishael from SenecaGlobal emphasizes the need for comprehensive consumer research in the initial product stages. Constructing products based on authentic user feedback simplifies the design process, aligning user needs with revenue goals.

Voice Interface & Personalization

Kevin Parikh from Avasant notes the shift towards voice interfaces, offering greater freedom and mobility. David Gasparyan of Phonexa stresses that personalized design experiences will sustain user interest and increase engagement.

Influence Various Senses

Pramod Konandur Prabhakar from Pelatro PLC envisions a future where UX expands to encompass a more immersive, multisensory experience, going beyond visual and auditory interactions. Despite nowadays it's only a matter of discussion, the expert believes that future design will affect all human sciences. Think of how you can implement it now.

Multichannel Discoverability

Bernadette Nixon from Algolia underscores the importance of creating consistent, personalized user experiences across various channels, including emerging platforms like the metaverse.

All-Potential Uses Awareness

Kevin Philpott from Pie Insurance advocates for a comprehensive approach in UX design, integrating various aspects like business needs, hardware, offline interactions, and AI, to deliver an ideal customer journey.

Automation for Users

Robert Strzelecki from TenderHut observes a trend in making UX more accessible for everyday users, simplifying interfaces, and automating processes.

Focus on Effectiveness through Simple Methods

Ernie Bray from AutoClaims Direct Inc. (ACD) foresees a shift towards simplified UX design, focusing on minimal text and facilitating easy access to necessary information.

Mobile Office Focus

Greg Young from the Uniform Law Commission predicts UX designs tailored to mobile office users, will enhance productivity for remote employees on the move.

Well-Tested User Flows

Kathy Keating from Ad Hoc advocates for user flows that are intuitive and well-tested across multiple devices, ensuring a smooth experience throughout the user's journey.

Less Intrusive Placement

David Moise from Decide Consulting suggests a shift towards more subtle and less intrusive product placement in user interfaces to ensure a better user experience.
The ever-evolving field of UX design is undergoing a significant transformation, aligning with the changing landscape of consumer expectations and technological advancements.