An introduction for designers As a designer, I am optimistic about this one, and that is not my usual reflex with AI interface design. You have probably never heard of it. That is fine, almost no designer has. A2UI still lives in developer corners, written about in code. The idea underneath is worth meeting early, … Weiterlesen
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “I can usually tell when something was built by AI before I’ve read a word of it. There’s a face it wears: a centered hero with a confident headline and two buttons, rounded cards floating on a soft gradient, a sans-serif working very hard to seem neutral, spacing so … Weiterlesen
One Steve to rule them all, One Steve to find them, One Bill to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them (or, the role of the 7400… Continue reading on UX Collective »
The designer, engineer, and PM each evolve into different kinds of specialized ‘builders’. Not dead. (Photo by Tandem X Visuals on Unsplash) “Design is dead.” “AI is so good at design now, we don’t need designers anymore!” “AI will replace designers.” Our social feeds are flooded with posts like these. But they come from a … Weiterlesen
Trust in financial products isn’t built by branding. It’s won or lost in micro-moments most teams never design on purpose. Illustration generated by AI I’ve spent thirteen years designing financial and technical products. Six at PayPal, and almost five leading design at Highnote, a card issuing and embedded finance platform. And the honest answer, after all that … Weiterlesen
There’s a better version of the before/after that shows what employers want. Continue reading on UX Collective »
A practical method for setting how much an AI does on its own, plus six control patterns for human oversight. Continue reading on UX Collective »
Your AI product has pieces, cards, and screens. Nobody designed the game. Continue reading on UX Collective »
Producing an answer became efortless. Knowing whether it is right did not. Continue reading on UX Collective »
On letting fifty centimeters speak three hundred years Continue reading on UX Collective »