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There are things AI is good for and things it’s not – and we should never forget that.

The Age of the Flexitarian is upon us. People are changing their eating habits to reduce their environmental impact. And not a moment too soon – there isn’t enough arable land to feed the world’s growing population. And then there’s the hamburger.

Introducing the Outcome Canvas, our tool for focusing on outcomes, not outputs.

Do you use check-ins at meetings? We love them! Introducing hej dot today, the Daresay check-in generator.

What should you think about when building an SDK with Swift? We share our learnings and insights.

We spoke with the head of Arbetsförmedlingen about how Sweden’s employment agency is transforming itself.

Every decision we make is designed to put people first, even our logo. Read why we decided not to kern it.

What do extreme biohackers, the FDA, genealogy, Coalas, and AI all have in common? In this piece we glimpse into the future of digital healthcare.

What happens when our business goals take over completely from user needs? Per Axbom tells us about misusability.

What’s expected of a leader to deliver success in a traditional industry such as banking or finance?

Corporate mind-sets have to change, organisations have to be restructured. Time for courage in todays organisations!

We brought our Mix, Match, Make workshop to our friends at Telia to do some rapid prototyping around the Internet of Things.

Spoiler alert… It has a lot to do with UX, says visual designer Jonas Lampe.

Our team’s favourite finds from last month’s ReactEurope Conference.

The amazingness of Google Venture’s supercharged, 5-day design process.

Marie Andervin, co-author of Leading Digital Transformation, shows you the way.

We’re back with some cool insights from the world’s biggest mobile exhibition.

Q&A with Daniel Carlman, CEO of Sweden’s latest tech buzz.

Interviewing Don Norman, who’s been there, done it all and written the book.

UX: Respecting and nurturing readers at Aftonbladet news.

‘UX is a core value that must reach the user at every point’.

Jeff Gothelf on his mission to change perceptions of UX and its value.