This is dumb, I cannot say it more specific. UX today is both an area of expertise and a set of tasks to be done - making everyone doing it is the same as makin

This is dumb, I cannot say it more specific. UX today is both an area of expertise and a set of tasks to be done - making everyone doing it is the same as making people from the whole organization writing software in addition to their other daily tasks. It’s not just that most of people are not qualified for this job and need to be educated and get necessary experience, it’s also about them losing their focus. UX as a discipline was created because there was a need in specialization: the tasks that could not be done by other people and required a dedicated person to work on them. What is really necessary today is to go further and specialize more: stop talking about UI/UX and emphasize that UX is not UI. And even more: UX research is not the same as the interaction design or data science. And more: DesignOps is something that needs focus. And more: accessibility design is something that does require attention, focus and expertise.