Top storyThinking·22 Jul
The screens are getting demoted
As AI advances, user experience design shifts from creating screens to questioning their necessity, with AI performing tasks previously requiring multiple user interface steps.
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A Google UX researcher suggests studying hotels, specifically Dubai's Atlantis The Palm, to uncover hidden user experience design principles in hospitality.
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Figma and Claude Design represent two fundamentally different design workflows.
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VideoEasily animate loaders with the arc tool and Figma Motion
Figma's arc tool and Figma Motion enable users to easily animate loaders, streamlining the process of creating dynamic visual elements for interfaces.
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ThinkingAI can fake your portfolio. It can’t fake the second question.
AI can fake a portfolio, but it cannot replicate the live, unprepared moments in an interview.
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Editor's pick
I handed a UX review over to AI. Here’s what happened.
AI assists UX reviews but does not replace human expertise, requiring user input for accuracy.
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