Digital Skills

Three of the world’s largest tech companies have published guidelines for responsible Human-AI Interaction. Here’s what they got right, and where the gaps are. Ask ten people in the industry what responsible AI design means and you will get ten different answers. Ethics frameworks, trustworthy AI principles, responsible innovation checklists: the vocabulary keeps growing. But underneath … Weiterlesen

With critical thinking skills on the line I built a real-time AI collaborator, Thia — with vision and voice capabilities to keep early ideas raw, the loop tight, and the thinking mine. Sketching on a whiteboard with an AI collaborator — image generated by AI You don’t typically notice changes in your own behaviour until they become more pronounced. I recently … Weiterlesen

A unique design challenge Photo by Georg Arthur Pflueger on Unsplash AI has changed so many parts of our lives, for better and for worse. Beyond the uses we see every day, it’s also quietly serving groups that don’t always get much attention. There are over 1 billion people aged 60 and older, and over 55 … Weiterlesen

Learnings from designing open source technology Landscape artist Thomas Moran, created around 1876 — Boston Public Library I have been reflecting on the past three and a half years and realized there have been many ‘firsts’: my first time working in open source, building offline first experiences, and working on a fully remote async team. Of course, any time … Weiterlesen

When adaptation becomes uncoordinated, journeys fall out of sync — like improv comedy gone horribly wrong. Continue reading on UX Collective »

The case to stop designing human conversations for non-human participants Image by Harli Marten As a content designer and passionate writer, conversation design has been intriguing to me since its infancy. From the little blurbs Microsoft’s Clippy spat out, to how Spotify’s Wrapped campaign addressed users in a dialogue-mimicking way. To me, it’s fascinating how small … Weiterlesen

A reflection on clarity, restraint, and what it truly means to design meaningful experiences looking at the bigger picture Continue reading on UX Collective »

Some parts of the browser feel untouchable, like they came built-in from the browser itself. Can CSS help us with that? CSS you didn’t know you could style Most developers think of CSS as the tool for styling layout, spacing, and colors, but modern CSS can do much more than that. CSS can even style some native elements … Weiterlesen