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How Product Build Day teams in Warsaw and Athens used Lovable and Uxia to turn real problems into working, validated products in a single Saturday.
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Case study: JobWinner 💚 Uxia
How JobWinner used Uxia to diagnose drop-off across its paid landing pages and onboarding flow - and turned those insights into a 20% lift in conversion rate.
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Uxia vs Claude: A comparative UX study
A structured comparative evaluation of Claude and Uxia for UX navigation and usability analysis.
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Case study: PMI 💚 Uxia
How Philip Morris International ran 100+ usability tests in 3 months with Uxia to speed up their UX validation process.
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Designing the Future with AI
Uxia and UX Hub hosted a roundtable exploring how AI is transforming UX, research, and product design, and what these changes mean for design teams today. The discussion brought together UX professionals to share insights, challenges, and opportunities in the evolving AI-driven landscape.
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Case study: Cyberclick 💚 Uxia
How Cyberclick adopted Uxia, using AI testers to run usability tests and generate actionable insights in under 20 minutes, end-to-end.
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Validating parity: GVB
The report focused on a high-stakes, real-world scenario: a first-time tourist attempting to purchase a 1-hour travel ticket using a Mastercard and requesting a receipt. To ensure a fair fight, both Uxia’s AI and the human panel used identical prototypes, missions, and audience demographics (UK-based, ages 25–45).
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Validating parity: K-Chess
The study evaluated a 12-frame onboarding process, including social sign-up, username selection, and skill-level setting. Both testing methods used identical missions, scenarios, and broad audience criteria (English speakers, ages 18–40, university-educated) to ensure a direct comparison.
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