Anastasia Gromontova 👩🏻‍💻

UX/UI Designer | Crafting human-centered experiences driven by research and empathy

[Anastasia Gromontova 👩🏻‍💻 @gromontova]

hey hey from Config in SF!!
@figma #config #config26 #config2026

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6. Ethical Experience Designer
7. Behavioral & Emotional – Brain Interface UX
8. Experience Governance & Enablement Lead
9. Slow Designer (Human Impact Guardian)
10. Experience Futurist & Scenario Designer

Screenshot attached with the full breakdown

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Top 10 UX Jobs for 2030 - 1/2
(UX Trends Report by the #WorldUsabilityCongress)

1. Human Experience Architect
2. Trust & Risk Experience Lead
3. Human–Robotic / AI Relationship Designer
4. Experience Strategist (Post-Product)
5. Service & Systems Experience Designer

#uxjobs

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Will there be a higher demand for specialist or generalist UX designers?

Here are the answers from the 2026 UX Trends Report via the World Usability Congress. Thoughts?🤔🤔

#uxui #uxtrends #worldsusabilitycongress

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Btw, going back to my previous post — take a look at second place, with 50% naming “Measuring experiences.”
Told ya.

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Will share a couple of fun inputs from a 2026 UX Trends Report I’ve read recently. Always interesting to see how others in the industry are thinking. First one: “Which topics will be most important for you in 2026?” Surprised? 😁
#uxtrends #UXDesign #uxui

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And last week I also picked up some insights from Dr. Christiane Moser’s mini-lecture at the #UCPXbarcamp. Sharing a slightly adapted UX metrics table that was shown during the talk. Anything in there you check regularly?

#ucpx26 #uxbenchmarking #measureux

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UX measurement became a must for me,
working as a solo product designer in a team of one🙃 So I’ve been trying to level up here. On my wishlist now: Measure UX Design Impact https://t.co/jIoEZ8TWiy by Vitaly Friedman. Any other sources tips?

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Update to my FAB in Liquid Glass:
I first placed the FAB on the right (replacing Search) - but devs confirmed it’s not technically possible, since only Search can have that style for now. So I switched to a centered FAB, restructured to 3 tabs, and it finally clicked. #iOS26

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Omg look at this UX solution for the action button within a liquid glass bottom nav I spotted at @linear - they integrated it as a a switcher tab. Wow!!

#uxsolutions #liquidglass #iOS26update

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@ramzesenok omg! thanks for letting me know - that’s exactly why designers and developers should work hand in hand!🤝🏻 imagine me spending weeks making it work within my information architecture, handing it off, and then my dev goes: “nope, not gonna happen”🙄

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🧐 Repositioning the Floating Button in iOS 26🧵
Looking through @Apple’s Liquid Glass apps (from my previous post + some on my phone), I noticed an interesting pattern in how FABs are handled after iOS 26.

#liquidglass #ios26 #ux #ui

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I’m still weighing options. Has anyone experimented with FABs in iOS Liquid Glass? Would love to see some other takes or examples. And what do you think about mine?

[Anastasia Gromontova 👩🏻‍💻 @gromontova]

Apple hasn’t documented this case (since FAB is a native Material component🙄), so yes, designers interpret it differently. Still, most lean toward integrating it into the nav – familiar layout in a Liquid Glass aesthetic.

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I was working on an iOS 26 redesign and exploring how to place a floating action button within a liquid glass bottom nav (🧐🤔), and stumbled upon this golden spring: Apple’s curated redesigns from other apps.
https://t.co/j5eDfkCOj3

#ux #ui #ios26 #liquidglass

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@masumparvej_ A) as it’s more universal / recognizable, which helps reduce the user’s cognitive load

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@ramzesenok @figma I honestly don‘t think it‘s about the skill itself idk. I had an impression, the system was just not there yet🥺 But you didn‘t use AI for prototyping per se, did you? Solely for coding?

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Tried AI prototyping. TL;DR: still prototyping myself🥲 Most tools generate designs inspired by your input, not iterate on your layers. @figma make is great, but iterations are still endless. Manual is much better for now. Your experience? #UX #AIprototyping #figmamake