UX
Beyond Market Intelligence keeps UX in one place: 4 stories so far. The section currently leads with “Facebook puts Reels at the center of its India experience”, “Architecting AI-Powered Mobile UIs: Speed, Delight, and Scalability”, and “Where Data Meets Design to Make Decisions That Stick”. Facebook is putting Reels at the center of its India experience. Latency can make or break a mobile AI experience, and Balakrishnan Ramdoss knows it. Acme AI is the next-generation, AI-powered spreadsheet platform built to replace Excel and redefine how analysts, data scientists, and enterprise teams work… The list below is every UX story on Beyond Market Intelligence, newest first.
Facebook puts Reels at the center of its India experience
Facebook is putting Reels at the center of its India experience. Meta is testing a new UX that sends some users directly into full-screen video when they open the app. It's a bold move that prioritizes short-form content over the traditional feed. We think it signals where social media is headed, and it pairs nicely with our look at how Meta Muse redefines the AI agent landscape for smarter data work. Explore these shifts on your own terms.
Architecting AI-Powered Mobile UIs: Speed, Delight, and Scalability
Latency can make or break a mobile AI experience, and Balakrishnan Ramdoss knows it. In his latest piece, he gets down to the practical work of architecting production-grade, AI-powered conversational apps. He breaks down how to tackle model response times head-on, using server-driven UI and Backend-for-Frontend patterns to render dynamic, multi-modal interfaces on the fly. It's a grounded look at optimizing prompts for UI selection and weaving in on-device AI for that privacy-first, low-latency edge.
Where Data Meets Design to Make Decisions That Stick
Most dashboards look beautiful and still fail the only test that matters: do they change what someone does next? Meriem Benhabiles argues that data visualisation only works when structured UX thinking shapes it, from the questions asked before opening a tool to the choices that help an insight land. That is a refreshingly practical stance. It pairs well with our coverage of how AI voice transparency and clean data practices shape user trust, so exploring those pieces deepens the picture.
OpenAI's product chief on agents, UX, and what's next for AI tools
OpenAI's head of product, Thibault Sottiaux, sees a world finally ready for agents, and that's worth paying attention to. In this interview, he gets practical about UX and what it means to report directly to Greg Brockman, grounding the agent hype in real workflow decisions. It's a grounded take from someone shaping the tools we'll actually use. For a more personal angle on AI's limits, you might try "Talking to My AI Clone Taught Me to Question the Tech."