While vibe coding projects is getting easier, I think we'll also see a big improvement in UX, as long as you're UX forward-thinking. There are now a lot of AI-enabled tools that make UX research genuinely easier and can be used to improve frontends and design. Today I did a 20-minute test run of a friend's product. In that session I walked through what I thought about it, flagged problems, and suggested improvements in one video. Then I extracted the transcript with Riverside, dropped it into Claude with a single prompt asking for the key problems and suggestions, and got a clean, structured overview back. Within 20 minutes, he had a full product review with direct improvement points to integrate into his app. This basically means you can now let users review your application and directly turn their feedback into actionable improvements in real time.