Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “I’m a firm believer in Josef Müller-Brockmann’s principles of designing with intentionality. At the same time, I’ve watched the same demos Shumer has. I’ve felt that initial rush of adrenaline when viewing the insane capabilities of each AI model, with each release dropping my jaw to the floor. But after … Weiterlesen
An LLM that can reason, synthesize, generate, and adapt, sitting right there in your workflow. That part is real. The problem is what… Continue reading on UX Collective »
What designers can learn from the pioneers of “Long Design.” Toolsets have a shelf life; wisdom is evergreen. Exploring how designers can move past the ego to find meaning in the ‘Instructor Curve’ and the pinnacle of human needs (image source: Yeo using Google Gemini) Did you know that I have a 70-year-old colleague in my workplace? … Weiterlesen
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Using the inclusive empathy, the ICF framework, and human-centered design rigour to improve your user personas. Continue reading on UX Collective »
We’re having the wrong conversation about AI and jobs. The question isn’t whether juniors get replaced. It’s where seniors come from when… Continue reading on UX Collective »
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Adam Smith on why 250 years of empathy still leaves us feeling unheard. Adam Smith — Image created with AI We talk about empathy more than ever. Listening sessions. Trainings designed to “meet people where they are.” Empathy maps meant to snapshot customer personas. And still, the people who open up often walk away feeling drained. Why? It felt like … Weiterlesen
A framework for Crisis Information Design. FAKE!!! This image was shared on social media and confirmed as fake by Snopes People can no longer tell the difference between real images and AI-generated ones. That’s not an opinion. It’s a finding from researchers at UC Berkeley and SUNY Buffalo, who demonstrated that AI-synthesized faces are now perceived … Weiterlesen
Disclaimer: although I am going to use industry examples from products I am building at Miro to illustrate key ideas in this piece, I am sharing my own POV, and I am not speaking on behalf of Miro. For decades, a single question has dominated startup boardrooms and venture capitalist pitch meetings: “What’s your DAU/WAU/MAU?” The … Weiterlesen