>starting to resemble a "solved problem" Not at all, the field is exploding, and people's expectations are constantly evolving. Because UX is fundamentally abo

>starting to resemble a "solved problem" Not at all, the field is exploding, and people's expectations are constantly evolving. Because UX is fundamentally about people, there will never be a final 'end state'. It's a bit like saying software is a "solved problem" - in reality, the needs of businesses and people will always change.