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Writing for AI, X-shaped designers, the lies we tell ourselves | by Fabricio Teixeira | Oct, 2025
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “Maybe you’ve gotten comfortable writing prompts or using simple one-click tools. But as AI interfaces start to take different forms, many of them are still kinda hard to figure out. Navigating them can be overwhelming. It doesn’t feel like you’re using these products so much as … Weiterlesen
Designers often do invisible work that matters. Here’s how to show it | by Kai Wong | Oct, 2025
What matters in an AI-integrated UX department? Highlighting invisible work Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo by Majo Pestaña : https://www.pexels.com/photo/man-wearing-ghost-costume-10049169/ “Partnering with data and making our process visible are essential for impactful design. When we work transparently, we build trust and credibility across the organization.” A Head of AI … Weiterlesen
Fear of missing out on AI is overshadowing the fear of losing our humanity | by Michael Buckley | Oct, 2025
Like many professionals thinking about the future of design, I’m closely following the conversations around AI — both in public forums and in my own circles. But while many focus on the technical capabilities, I’m more interested in the broader narrative shaping these discussions. And recently, based on my observations, that narrative is shifting. The … Weiterlesen
Purple 💜. No matter what you tell them, LLMs… | by Pablo Stanley | Oct, 2025
No matter what you tell them, LLMs somehow always use the same design choices. Purple–gradient–rounded buttons. Even when you feed them all the guidelines, PRDs, and rules, they still struggle to follow simple instructions consistently, especially when you give them multiple design guidelines at once. You can say plz, make it minimal, brutalist, sharp edges, … Weiterlesen
Right narratives shape lasting products | by Mark Raja | Oct, 2025
Prioritise meaning over features. Press enter or click to view image in full size Apple’s Think Different narrative ad, © Apple Inc We, human beings, are fundamentally narrative creatures. We all need a story to live, our brains are wired to make sense of our world and ourselves through stories. Friedrich Nietzsche said, “He who … Weiterlesen
Making medical appointments this month made me miss phone trees. | by Chris Raymond | Oct, 2025
A tale of UX, AI, and medical practices AI generated image. This month, I discovered that two of the medical practices I frequent have taken the “AI” plunge, and not in a good way. A bit of research led me to discover that more and more health care providers are adopting AI answering services or … Weiterlesen
Typography basics. A practical introduction to typography… | by Bora | Oct, 2025
A practical introduction to typography — from anatomy and spacing to legibility and alignment — for designers who want to create type that reads beautifully and feels intentional. Typography isn’t just about picking a pretty font. It’s the craft of shaping written language into a visual experience — how words look, breathe, and interact on … Weiterlesen
The day the internet crashed: Lessons from the AWS outage
A single fault in the cloud revealed just how connected and dependent we’ve all become and why good UX must plan for failure. Press enter or click to view image in full size When AWS falters, the ripple reaches everywher — from banks to coffee apps. On the 20th of October 2025, a major global … Weiterlesen
Designing the Jarvis moment. Apps SDK, design principles, and the… | by Hao Liu 柳灝 | Oct, 2025
Designing experiences that belong in a conversation After understanding the broader impact of the Apps SDK, designers can start thinking about how to shape these experiences in practice. Designing for the SDK means clearly defining who the users are, what their goals look like in context, and which parts of their workflow feel most natural … Weiterlesen