2025 was a year of global growth, deeper partnerships, and meaningful impact for UX is Fine. We traveled widely, mentored and trained studios across multiple regions, earned recognition at XDS25, and built a stronger community through consistent sharing. Behind the scenes, we grew our team and refined collaboration—strengthening operations today and shaping new UX/UI pipelines for clients in 2026. We head into the new year recharged, grateful, and excited for what’s ahead.

What began as a scrappy streaming experiment became our secret weapon: live, unscripted UI problem solving that shows exactly how we think, where we struggle, and why studios now trust us long before we ever hop on a call.

Take a peek inside our process creating UX is Fine’s 2025 DIE HARD-themed holiday card. Born out of love for the original movie, an unrelenting creative spirit, and a team working together to make it the best it can be, this important piece of outreach is packed full of Yippee-Ki-Yay holiday spirit with a twist of UXIF’s signature playful style.

We adopted a four day work week in 2022 and it has made our work sharper and our team healthier. This post shares how we made the leap, what we learned along the way, and why clients have consistently seen the benefits. Four days, better work, real trust.

UX and UI are distinct — but inseparable. At UX is Fine, we live in the overlap between how things work and how they feel. Our job is to navigate that middle ground, translating insight into experiences that are intuitive and immersive.

What began as a three-day game jam has quickly grown into a full-fledged project. In just two weeks we have built the foundation for The Office Rooms, a walking simulator of liminal spaces, anomalies, and eerie office corridors that is now headed toward a demo for Steam Next Fest.

Our logo was born in 90 minutes from a meme, a Slack ping, and a looming deadline. Turns out, lazy can be a design strategy.

How UX is Fine Builds UI Teams with Broader Creative Roots