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  1. We don't want Edorena to tell users:

    "This is a good decision."

    That's not the job.

    The system should say:

    "This decision matches one of your rules."

    The user decides what that means.

    That distinction matters.

    #ProductDesign #AI #edorena

  2. A shaped interface starts with the meaning of the information.

    What does the user need to understand? Which relationships matter? Is there a form that makes the concept recognizable before anyone reads the labels?

    Much of interface design comes down to familiar parts such as input fields. A from-to field pairing, for example, appears in my bank’s app, in Uniswap, and in Uber.

    yeseniaperezcruz.substack.com/

    #DesignSystems #ProductDesign

  3. RE: mastodon.social/@damianwalsh/1

    Job search update (60 days in): 59 applications, 22 rejections (37%), 37 pending responses (63%). Response times: 1 to 51 days. So far: one recruiter screening call, followed by an automated rejection email—company value: “be human” (comedy gold).

    #productdesign #ux #ui #hiring #jobsearch #getfedihired

  4. AI is making interface generation increasingly cheap. But understanding user motivation, context, uncertainty, and trade-offs remains a deeper challenge. The value of UX may increasingly shift from producing screens to making better product decisions. When AI can generate countless options, what should determine the one that ships? #AIUX #UXDesign #ProductDesign

  5. Once you have a relatively established design system in code, the interface already inherits a set of visual rules. Buttons have sizes, states, prominence. Dialogs and modals have structure. Component contracts and slots define the available properties and valid ways to combine them.

    This is why a good whiteboard might be the last product design tool you’ll ever need.

    writing.mariusz.cc/ultimate-pr

    #ProductDesign #UXDesign

  6. With Mimir, I made myself a rule that every feature I add, I pair with something that has to be taken out. Can't add without subtracting. No matter the size.

    That extra resistance is SO good. Forces you to think about the bigger picture.

    #ux #indiedev #dev #design #productdesign #product

  7. A piece I did to practice drawing things out of cubes, and to make them look like a real objects.

    I also love chunky designs of retro computers / consoles, so I really enjoyed collecting references for this one.

    #krita #digitalart #conceptart #visdev #visualdevelopment #perspective #productdesign #mastoart