<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>The shift in UX design has moved beyond just frontend to include structuring data for better user interaction and AI accessibility.</li><li>Users now expect to find information quickly and easily by accessing well-structured data, leading to a need for improved UX design.</li><li>Websites and apps relying on data without exposing it in usable ways risk being left behind by competitors who provide more accessible information.</li><li>An example of this is seen in real estate search platforms that fail to understand detailed user preferences and provide inefficient search experiences.</li><li>By enabling AI agents to access and comprehend data, platforms can enhance user experience by allowing for specific, detailed queries.</li><li>Products and UX teams now need to prioritize structuring data for AI accessibility as a crucial aspect of design and functionality.</li><li>Data structuring has transitioned from being solely a backend concern to becoming an essential UX consideration for meeting user expectations.</li></ul>

Why UX Design Has Moved Beyond the Frontend

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