How can you learn about emerging UX design frameworks and models?

I'd be careful about following UX trends in this late-stage capitalism. What people seem to focus on is the stunning visuals while leaving the core strategy behind leaving the user neglected and content treated as a second thought. Make sure you follow people who talk about core UX and that's strategy and research and not only the stunning visuals. Everyone is a guru these days, so follow the right people.

This is a matter of personal perspective and proves beneficial only when you have a clear understanding of your objectives. In today's context, many people are engaging in design, but only a limited number are discussing the practical aspects in real-life situations. I strongly recommend participating in mentorship sessions that focus on specific areas, as they provide valuable insights.

Follow UX designers and organizations on social media platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Many UX experts and organizations share valuable insights and updates about emerging UX design frameworks and models.

Certainly! Exploring UX books and articles is an excellent method to greatly improve your grasp and proficiency in the field of User Experience (UX) design. Additionally, consider checking out online resources such as UX blogs and Medium posts for condensed and accessible content.

Explore books and ebooks authored by renowned UX experts. These authors often share insights into the latest developments in the field. Some popular books include "Don't Make Me Think" by Steve Krug, "The Design of Everyday Things" by Don Norman, and "Seductive Interaction Design" by Stephen Anderson.

Enroll in online courses and tutorials offered by reputable platforms like Coursera, Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, and Interaction Design Foundation. These courses often cover the latest trends and frameworks in UX design.

Participate in workshops, webinars, and virtual conferences related to UX design. Many industry events feature sessions on emerging frameworks and models. Look for events like the UX Design Institute's annual conference or UX conferences hosted by local UX organizations.

Apply emerging UX frameworks and models to your own projects. Hands-on experience can provide a deeper understanding of how these frameworks work in practice and help you adapt them to specific project requirements.

Avoid create barriers to use new methods if you need to adapt frameworks to your reality (or even create your own model). Depending on a company's UX maturity, the processes may be limited and require adjustments.

Creating a system and methodology in your work is essential to keep track of your progress and the progress of your team. When onboarding emerging UX frameworks and strategies, it's important that you can get back and review how successful they really were, employ data, and avoid ,,gut feeling" when it comes to trying out new things, to avoid bias.

UX design is a dynamic field, so make a commitment to continuous learning. Dedicate time each week to studying and experimenting with new concepts and frameworks.

In my experience, reading more about human psychology in general gives me new ideas for experimentation. It is important to understand human cognitive mind and there i find new inspirations for UX. Its unconventional but it is fun to understand the user deeply.