> Came here to say that. UX should, by and large, be staffed with deep experience in User Psychology Maybe if you're trying to convince people to part with mon

> Came here to say that. UX should, by and large, be staffed with deep experience in User Psychology Maybe if you're trying to convince people to part with money. Most applications just need UX designers that understand the users workflows and what they're trying to accomplish. When a person comes to this screen of the app why are they there? What data to they need? What are their next steps? Are the doing it for 1 item or 15? Programmers want to create generic, do everything CRUD interfaces with 15 layers. "UX" people just want to make it pretty. No one is left to understand what they users are actually doing with the software.