Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.“To be as blunt as possible: algorithmic feeds should fall under user experience. This is because I, perhaps naively, still believe in the mission of user experience serving users. Their wellbeing should be the true chief concern, which means operating in a transparent and ethical way.”It’s far past time to control the algorithm →By Daley WilhelmEnter the UX Design Awards →[Sponsored] Two weeks left to enter the UX Design Awards: Our deadline is extended until May 19th 23:59 CEST! Share your most impactful UX work with the world and have it endorsed by leading industry experts.Editor picksThe Andor effect →A rebel blueprint on design.By Darren YeoI tried 50 AI tools →Here’s how AI is changing the way we design.By BenRiding the wave →From human-centered design to human-centered AI.By Estefanía Montaña BuitragoThe UX Collective is an independent design publication that elevates unheard design voices and helps designers think more critically about their work.Case study: Komaki X Kokoro →Make me thinkWhy are big tech companies so slow? →“All of these theories are wrong. Many big tech engineers are lazy or incompetent, or slowed down by bad process, but big tech companies are not stupid: they still keep hiring engineers because it’s fabulously profitable to do so.”The creative power of constraints →“One of the most marvelous aspects of the human experience is creativity. Yet, for those in the business of creativity, the creative act can be both the most rewarding and the most frustrating experience in life. Sometimes the mind is drenched in free, flowing ideas. Other times, the mind feels just like a desert, producing nothing.”The age of the double sell-out →“In the last three decades, youth culture has moved from a deep suspicion of commerce to a passionate defense of anti-anti-commerce to an entire generation of “creatives” who leverage the commercial market… to do even more commerce.”Little gems this weekSynthetic UX: is there a place for “AI-generated users”? →By Daniel MitevOn Apple’s calculator apps →By Neel DozomeIt’s not always hammer time →By Jon DaielloTools and resourcesUpskill your communication →Articulating your value without buzzwords.By Ed OrozcoIgnoring character limits can wreck your product’s UX →How to create clear, functional, and scalable content.By Stephanie SchwarzYour company doesn’t know what feedback is →And it shows.By Kim Witten, PhDSupport the newsletterIf you find our content helpful, here’s how you can support us:Check out this week’s sponsor to support their work tooForward this email to a friend and invite them to subscribeSponsor an editionControl the algorithm, AI-generated users, ignoring character limits was originally published in UX Collective on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.