Welcome to a new episode of Edge Cases Podcast, where we unpack the evolving habits, priorities, and pressures shaping modern design careers.
The 100 Days of UI challenge was once a defining rite of passage for designers. It promised consistency, visibility, and rapid growth. But today, it feels noticeably quieter.
So what changed?
In this episode, we take a closer look at why designers are stepping away from long-term public challenges and what that shift reveals about the industry. Is it burnout, changing career goals, the rise of AI tools, or a deeper rethink of what meaningful growth actually looks like?
We explore how designers now approach learning, visibility, and professional development. We also discuss whether challenges like 100 Days of UI still hold value, or if designers are choosing more intentional, flexible paths to progress.
This conversation isn’t about nostalgia or judgment. It’s about understanding how design culture is evolving and what consistency, relevance, and success look like today.
Tune in for honest reflections, practical insights, and a grounded discussion on how designers are navigating growth in a fast-changing industry.
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