Andrew Tam
@andrewtam
Andrew Tam
there is a lack of visionary product thinking in AI. tons of innovation in models - but most products today automate existing flows (hence so many "cursor for..." companies) with few truly novel end products.
yes, apps can be built faster - but they're the same apps (perhaps slightly worse) as before AI. meanwhile... See more
Eugenia Kuydax.com
Designers need to understand 3D modeling, meshes, materials, textures, shaders, faces, vertices and edges. I knew nothing about any of this three years ago and it was already required knowledge in this very first week of AR interface experimentation.
Designers need to be able to code. 3D drag gestures, interactive 3D models, a blend of immersive experiences and 2D windows in real life environments can‘t be properly reproduced in some AR-Figma of the future. AR design is the climax of self-efficacy in interface design.
good UI isn’t about ‘looking nice’ - it’s the scaffolding of cognition. it shapes how we think, move, and decide in digital space.
Sherry Jiangx.com
Every tough-as-nails person you meet, has had sink or swim moments in life - and they chose to swim.
Never count those people out, and if that's you...
Never count yourself out.
You have a well of firepower & resilience you can pull from that is endless.
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x.comhuman computer interaction as we know it is now drastically shifted.
traditional ux paradigms like buttons, menus, etc., feel quaint in an llm-centric world. interaction design is shifting to “promptology” & figuring out how to guide ai behavior. the whole field is basically evolving into conversational design & intent... See more
signüllx.com