The Field Is the Crime Scene: Reddit's Hardest UX Questions, Answered
Somewhere on Reddit, a designer just spent five hours on a take-home assignment and got a form rejection. The field isn't dying in one place. It's bleeding out across the whole map.
Brian Crowley and Eve Eden answer the questions UX practitioners are actually asking right now. Not the ones recruiters answer at conferences. The ones people post anonymously at midnight after their fourth interview round goes silent.
The case files: the AI bubble designers keep getting blamed for, and the April 2026 Axios finding that AI-enabled workflows can now cost more than the human labor they replaced. The…
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