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Because the repository they came from declares no licence. Without one, all rights stay with the author, and serving the text from here would mean redistributing what is not ours. The catalogue shows the card and takes you to the original file. The permissively licensed ones, the majority, open right here with the credit attached.

Danilo do Amaral, Design Engineer and AI Builder at Labs. The articles are first person and take a position. Data supports the argument, but the reading is mine and open to disagreement.

They come from UX Tools' State of Prototyping Spring 2026, with 1,478 responses. A script checks every percentage cited in the articles against the dataset, and the build stops if one does not match. That guarantees fidelity to the source, not that the source represents the whole profession.

No. All of Latin America is 3.9% of the sample, 58 people. Enough to say the region took part, not to describe the Brazilian market. That is why the last article in the series proposes a local pulse survey with the same questions.

It is, and every article says so. The survey was distributed through the UX Tools newsletter and social channels and through sponsor networks, so respondents already follow tools closely. Read the adoption percentages as a ceiling for the profession, not an average.

Open the article and click Presentation, or add /present to the address. Navigate with the arrows, use F for full screen and N for speaker notes. To print a PDF, use reading mode and the browser's print dialog.

Because they were proposed as a starting point and have not been reviewed yet. The label is honesty about the state of the content, and an invitation to disagree.

The article series carries a publication date on each piece. The skills catalogue changes when ingestion runs, and each skill carries the date it was copied and the source commit. The Browse index orders everything newest first.

The survey data is CC BY 4.0 and asks for attribution to UX Tools. The texts and charts here are mine; use them freely inside the company, and cite them when they go outside.