The recent shift in terminology from User Experience (UX) to Product Experience (PX) by Duolingo's design head signals a deeper conversation about what designers prioritize. This shift resonates with many in the design community as it redefines the relationship between designers and their audience. Furthermore, discussions around stamina stress its importance not just in work performance but as a commitment to one's values. Multiple voices in the article highlight how the design and innovation landscape has stagnated, sparking concerns about the repetitive nature of current outputs and the rise of a management philosophy that emphasizes numerical metrics over leadership principles.
The UX design community erupted when Duolingo's head of design declared that product experience (PX) is their new name, rejecting the term user experience.
Stamina is the ability to sustain effort despite discomfort, and to remain true to your values and commitments, especially in challenging times.
On entering the data visualization field in 2012, I witnessed a digital Renaissance, but a decade later, innovation seems stagnant with repetitive formats.
Measureship, the management philosophy focused on metrics, is increasingly replacing leadership, often sacrificing genuine connection for data-driven monitoring.
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