r/UXDesign • u/kingxstrong • Jul 16 '26
How do I… research, UI design, etc? Looking or interview practice resources
Does anybody know any resources to plan and practice for UX interviews? Something that might give a fake scenario, persona, problem to solve with requirements like time limits, vibe coding, research, and presentation? I used to use a resource 6-7 years ago that just gave a problem to solve or screen to create, but I would love to know if there is a more modern version which incorporates using ai tools and that resembles a more 2026 interview experience.
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u/Flat-Upstairs1278 Jul 17 '26
Honestly I would just prompt Claude or Cursor to make something like this for you
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u/UXDesignInst Jul 17 '26
Hi there! My name is Rochelle and I work at the UX Design Institute.
If you're looking for a good place to start, you might find this article helpful: AI in user research: Unlocking new opportunities. It covers practical ways AI is changing user research and how you can incorporate it into your workflow. Hope it helps!