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Last updated 27 August 2026. The UXologist is provided by UXologist Ltd. Contact team@theuxologist.com with questions.

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The UXologist is an educational product for understanding and applying behavioural psychology in product work. It includes public learning material, member tools and paid Practitioner features. It does not replace professional legal, medical, financial, psychological or research advice.

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We may change prices for a future renewal after giving reasonable notice. A price change will not alter a period you have already paid for.

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Library content and Decision Lab recommendations are tools for reflection, not statements of fact about a person or guarantees of product performance. Guidance can contain errors or miss important context. You remain responsible for checking evidence, conducting appropriate user research and deciding whether a recommendation is suitable and ethical.

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Changes and ending access

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