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Prompting is more than giving AI some instructions. You could think of it as a design act, part creative brief and part conversation design. This second article on AI augmenting design work introduces a designerly approach to prompting: one that blends creative briefing, interaction design, and structural clarity.

Some thoughts leaders claim that AI will cause a resurgence in UX jobs and work. But will it? We hope this is true; what’s the evidence?

Tips for using AI tools to explore design ideas in high fidelity

Workplace Intelligence and GoTo have published a report exploring how AI can facilitate flexible and remote working.

Last Tuesday, I watched a product manager at a mid-size fintech startup do something that would have been impossible six months ago. In…

From Black Box to Trusted Partner: A UX guide to building confidence in GenAI.

Forget “prompt hacks.” Designers have the skills to turn AI from a gimmick into a powerful, human-centred tool if we take the lead.

A designer's guide to LLM integration: moving beyond prompts to create better AI experiences through understanding capabilities & constraints

If you are new to using AI in design or curious about integrating AI into your UX process without losing your human touch, this article offers a grounded, day-by-day look at introducing AI into your design workflow.

Prompting isn’t just about writing better instructions, but about designing better thinking. Ilia and Marina explore how advanced prompting can empower different product & design use cases, speeding up your workflow and improving results, from research and brainstorming to testing and beyond. Let’s dive in.

AI is rapidly transforming the world of product design — not just by speeding up workflows, but by changing who gets to build. This article explores how tools like ChatGPT and artifacts are helping designers move from static mockups to fully functional prototypes, often without writing a single line of code. As the line between designer and developer begins to blur, we may be entering a new era where creativity is no longer limited by technical skill. What could this mean for the future of design, collaboration, and innovation?

The mysterious AI image generator is going viral.

OpenAI says the new AI bot can generate 'beautiful' websites and video games.

AI interface design evolution: from chat to gamification to brain chips. Analysing trust challenges and the future of human-AI interaction

Issue 257: Figma's IPO marks a huge milestone. What now?

What if I told you that by this time next year, you could land a job that pays over $100,000 — and it won’t be threatened by AI?

Explore how AI streamlines developer handoffs, reducing errors and boosting productivity through automation and improved collaboration.

Will AI agents be facilitating user interviews? Think again, but now, without assuming the constraints of human UX Researchers.

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We're witnessing the systematic dismantling of human artistry… and it's only getting started.

Many of us worry that AI will replace us at work and spread falsehoods. Those concerns are legitimate. However, I'm starting to worry about another issue: the devaluing of human creativity.

New design patterns to design better experiences that drive value to users and to businesses. Never trust people who get only 1 scoop of ice cream.

It seems like every day, someone who doesn’t know anything about design proclaims “UI is going away” thanks to advances in AI. The logic…

AI is reshaping interactions as we know them, driving a new UI paradigm. Let’s break down how.

What’s left of design when the important questions go missing?

A personal reckoning with creativity, expertise, and what happens when machines democratize art

See how a new way of prototyping changed how our design team works

They say context is king and that's certainly true in AI products where the content, tools, and instructions applications provide to AI models shape their behav...

AI is no longer a futuristic add-on in design; it’s becoming an essential part of how modern teams work. This article explores what it takes to bring AI into structured design environments, where collaboration, systems, and code quality matter. From fast-tracking wireframes and prototypes to navigating tool choices like Lovable and Figma Make, it offers a clear-eyed view of where AI truly adds value today, and how to build fluency for what’s coming next.

Where AI is going wrong, and the tools designers actually need.