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The article offers a clear breakdown of UX skillset shapes—T-shaped, I-shaped, M-shaped, and X-shaped—helping professionals understand how depth and breadth of skills impact their roles. Recognizing these distinctions allows UX designers to identify growth areas, balance specialization with collaboration, and better position themselves in teams, ultimately enhancing both career development and project outcomes.