Design better. Convert harder. Laugh often.
A collection of UX research, examples and “ohhh that makes sense” moments for people who care about design, in a sea of AI slop.
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Learn what works, in a way that sticks
Almost all UX research is boring, dry and unapproachable. This is a library of content that even non-designers find interesting (yes, even finance people).
Being a designer is tough
- Where do you find reliable research that isn't soul-crushingly boring?
- Which formats will actually help you implement changes in your business?
- You'll never finish that expensive course anyway.
- Most designs look good on Dribbble, but would never get shipped.

You need quality, not noise
- Weekly newsletters to maintain a habit of constant learning
- Bitesized ideas exactly when you need them
- A glossary of product psychology, and how to use them
- Long form content that is packed with "Aha! Moments"
- AI tools to help you implement changes

Become irreplaceable by AI
- Understand nuanced context and intent
- Learn to use product psychology
- Develop a better "gut" for design decisions
- Put the plasters away and start making more strategic UX decisions


Structured learning, without the pressure
Enroll in our 5-week UX Bootcamp, and then create custom Pathways to contextualise the entire library to your own goals.
The UX Bootcamp
- Onboarding
- Churn
- Checkouts and purchases
- Product psychology
- Growth strategies

Create custom Pathways
- Work towards any goal, industry or problem
- Uses BFM AI to create a custom course

AI, where it matters
- See why something will help you
- Discover content that you didn't realise would be helpful
- Pinpoint the best UX Bites to help you


Learn what great looks like, then copy it
1,000+ bitesized ideas, all categorised and contextualised with product psychology. You can even receive alerts when your competitors next ship some UX magic.

Nir Eyal (Hooked)
An exceptional resource for learning how to build habit-forming products that people love.

DHH (Hey! & Basecamp)
What a nice idea! Christopher Alexander would be proud to see patterns collected like this.