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Design isn’t just for ‘creatives’ anymore. It’s become part of how modern businesses operate across the board – from marketing and product development to HR, sales and customer success.

This is the hottest AI job in 2025.

It’s about the future of AI products, and your career depends on getting this right.

A terrifyingly plausible forecast says AI will outpace most designers and coders by 2027.

I never thought AI could get so good at UX/UI design, then I tested the new Google Stitch AI design tool, it made me question what’s next

Sacred principles for the intelligence era.

Tomorrow’s technology is leveraging yesterday’s interface. We need to develop a new paradigm to help users truly leverage AI.

From product designer to app store publisher in 72 hours — and what that taught me about design, code, and creativity.

In 2025, the hottest tech UI isn’t a button or icon - it’s a blank box waiting for your words. And this shift isn’t subtle; it’s redefining…

PMs and AI: the new invisible player

Workflow, prompts, and tools

From content riffs to research synthesis: what’s working, what’s tricky, and what’s next

How to work with teams that turn to AI instead of UX

When systems act on their own, experience design is about balancing agency — not just user flow

Plus, my favourite AI buddies

AI agents aren’t coming—they’re already quietly transforming how designers, developers, and UX pros work every day. From building layouts to debugging code and synthesizing user feedback, they’re the digital sidekicks doing the busywork so you can focus on the big ideas.

There are 4 critical areas where you are needed: curation, critical thinkin, strategy and authenticity.

Because AI design and code generators quickly take an active part in the design process, it’s essential to understand how to make the most…

The vast majority of designers say AI has improved their process, according to a new report. The State of AI in Design report, produced by Designer Fund and Foundation Capital…

Why taste, not technical skill, is the designer’s future edge

Websites are about to start designing themselves—literally. Powered by AI and real-time behavior data, they’ll adapt layouts, copy, and UX on the fly. What does that mean for web designers? Obsolescence… unless we evolve fast.

A practical and personal look at how technology is reshaping the role — and responsibility — of designers.

Ready for your next move? Then understand this: designers who understand AI will outpace those who don't.

The world of UX/UI design is experiencing an unprecedented shake-up. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is radically reshaping traditional UX practices, prompting

5 ways to outpace AI and stay wildly valuable — an article from Kate Syuma / /

Find out the risks of using vibe coding or vibe designing tools to create your designs, and how best to utilise AI for design.

AI tools promise speed, efficiency, and 10x output — even for those just starting out. But as expectations rise, the space for rough drafts, slow learning, and hard-won judgment is shrinking. What gets lost when early-career roles no longer allow time to build the skills that experience once taught? And what does it mean for the next generation of designers when the tools are ready, but they are not?

AI is reshaping UX, and Figma may be sinking.

For decades, interfaces have guided users along predefined roads. Think files and folders, buttons and menus, screens and flows. These familiar structures organize information and provide the comfort of knowing where you are and what's possible.

AI won’t reach its full potential until people better understand how to work with it, but most people have no idea why their AI prompt didn’t work.