From faster pencil to AI Experience Architect: a designer’s path

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You can get there, but it’s about making the effort. The next decade of user experience work is not about prompting better, it’s about owning the systems, the white space, and trade-offs nobody has mapped yet. Most designers I talk to already use AI every day. It makes them so much faster. Sketching faster. Doing research faster. Writing copy faster. … Weiterlesen

The waiting problem in AI products

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Productive computing has had a number since 1982. Every AI product missed it, and agents missed it by minutes. Editor’s note: I wrote this article from firsthand experience as a founder and engineer. Disclosure: I co-found Chrome extensions that sit next to major AI chat products. Some of the user behaviors described below are behaviors I … Weiterlesen

Two gears, one compass: designing at velocity while sustaining quality

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How to build an AI-augmented design practice by leaning on 2 mindset shifts Illustration by Roberlan Borges Paresqui Design process isn’t dead — it’s conditional The claim “the design process is dead” has become trendy in design leadership. But I’d argue it’s a misreading of what’s actually needed: not the death of process, but the ability to shift mindsets … Weiterlesen

How mobile apps are reshaping screening for cognitive decline

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Design lessons learned from existing research Photo by Age Cymru on Unsplash Cognitive decline is one of those conditions where the timing of detection matters. Catching it earlier means more time for treatment, planning, and lifestyle change. The standard approach involves the Mini-Mental State Examination or the Montreal Cognitive Assessment. Both are short clinician-administered tests, around 10 … Weiterlesen