The AgeTech space is shaped as much by researchers, analysts, and practitioners as by products themselves. The individuals in this article consistently publishing grounded, evidence-informed perspectives on aging, caregiving, usability, and accessibility. Their work helps cut through hype and anchors AgeTech in the lived realities of older adults and those who support them.

AI is changing the way we interact with technology. How can we make sure that AI features help people instead of confusing them? In this 4-part series, we’ll share 12 UX tips and examples that will help you integrate new AI features into your product more effectively.

AI isn't just flashy tech—it can make our lives easier. But only if we integrate it into our products thoughtfully. In this article, we deliver tips and examples of how product leaders can use AI to improve efficiency and the quality of users' work. This is the third of a 4-part series on UX Design Guidelines for AI Features.

Users want control, especially when it comes to new tech. After all, AI s not about replacing humans, but enhancing their capabilities. This article will discuss how providing users control and choice in AI interactions can lead to a more effective and satisfying user experience. You’ll find practical tips and examples showcasing how companies can balance AI features with user autonomy. This piece is the second of a 4-part series on UX Design Guidelines for AI Features.

Launching a product or releasing a new digital experience is a huge undertaking. It requires planning, design, research, engineering, testing, and so much more. As teams ready to launch, it’s only human that they begin to imagine how glorious launch day will be. But launch day is anything but the finish line.