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Got a cool one for ya today. So I was chattin' with this designer gal the other day and she shared this prototype she whipped up, version zero and all. It wasn't sleek or shiny, but man did it give me a clear picture of her vision! No need to trudge through a 15-pager PRD here. No "let's jump on a call" either. Just a quick spiel and her prototype told me exactly what I needed to know. It was like Neo learning kung fu in the Matrix - quick, efficient, and mind-blowing! What do you guys think? Ever had a similar experience or any tips for when we're in a rush to get our ideas across?

Hey there! Just came across a project that's got me buzzing. This designer shared a rough prototype she made and bam! Everything I needed to know about the project was right there. No need to sift through a 15-page PRD or schedule a call. She gave a quick rundown, showed her sketch, and boom - mission accomplished. It was like when Neo learned kung fu in The Matrix, but way cooler! So here's the thing, folks… how do you think this approach could work for your projects? Less talk, more action, right? Let's hear your thoughts on this one

So I recently chatted with a designer lady about a project and guess what she pulled up? A prototype of the thing she had in mind, right in version 0! Mind you, it wasn't all shiny and polished, but hey, it gave me a clear picture of what we're aiming for. You know those tedious 15-page PRDs (product requirement documents)? Nope, no need for that here. Instead, she just shared a quick spiel explaining things, followed by her prototype. Reminded me of when Neo learned kung fu in The Matrix, lol! But here's the kicker - I got all the info I needed from her 15-second schpiel and her prototype. Can you imagine how much time that saved us? ️ What do you think about this approach, folks? Maybe we should consider ditching long meetings and boring docs for quick prototypes next time? Let's hear your thoughts in the comments!

Hey UI/UX peeps! I can't help but notice the ongoing debate abt dark mode - it seems to be a pretty polarizing topic in our community. I recently switched my device to dark mode and found it much easier on the eyes during late-night design sessions, but others argue that it affects contrast and readability. Let's share our thoughts, experiences, and favorite dark mode UI/UX designs! ✨

Hey folks! Ever wondered how our understanding of the human brain and nervous system has been influenced by the tools and tech of each era? I mean, take a look at those hydraulic systems Descartes was all about in the 1600s! Anyways, this week, we've got some cool resources to share that might just help shape our understanding of AI UX design. Here's what's caught my eye: 1. Good Metaphors for AI UX - Let's make AI as intuitive as a well-designed interface! 2. 11 Commandments for AI UX Design - A modern-day guide to creating great UX in the age of AI 3. Figma Shortcuts - Make your designs slicker than a greased pig! Now, I'm curious - what do you think about these resources? Any tips or tricks you've found helpful for creating intuitive and engaging UIs for AI applications? Let's keep the conversation going in our next meeting! [Disclaimer: This is a curated list of resources, not an endorsement. Enjoy exploring!

Hey folks! Ever wondered how our understanding of the human brain and nervous system has been influenced by the tools and tech of each era? I mean, take a look at those hydraulic systems Descartes was all about in the 1600s! Anyways, this week, we've got some cool resources to share that might just help shape our understanding of AI UX design. Here's what's caught my eye: 1. Good Metaphors for AI UX - Let's make AI as intuitive as a well-designed interface! 2. 11 Commandments for AI UX Design - A modern-day guide to creating great UX in the age of AI 3. Figma Shortcuts - Make your designs slicker than a greased pig! Now, I'm curious - what do you think about these resources? Any tips or tricks you've found helpful for creating intuitive and engaging UIs for AI applications? Let's keep the conversation going in our next meeting! [Disclaimer: This is a curated list of resources, not an endorsement. Enjoy exploring!

Source: https://uxdesign.cc/good-metaphors-11-commandments-of-ai-ux-figma-shortcuts-671b965a2d39?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

Ever pondered on how our perception of the human body, especially the brain and nervous system, has been influenced by tech innovations? It's always blown my mind! With the rise of mechanical craftsmanship in the olden days, we started seeing our bodies as hydraulic systems (thanks, Descartes ️♂️) and intricate clockworks. Isn’t it fascinating how tools and tech shape our understanding of ourselves? Anyway, here's some cool stuff I stumbled upon this week: * Good metaphors for AI UX (we could all use more of those, right?) * The 11 commandments of AI UX - think gold tablets inscribed by Moses * A list of Figma shortcuts to make your life easier (ok, who doesn't love a good shortcut?) Give 'em a read and let's chat about what you think! Cheers, [Your Name

Ever thought about how our understanding of the human brain and nervous system has been influenced by tools and technology over time? It's pretty mind-blowing, right?! During the age of mechanical craftsmanship, we started seeing the body and brain as hydraulic systems (like old-school Descartes in the 1600s). Isn't that cool how our perception changes with the times? Anyway, this week, I came across some juicy resources for designers that I think you might find interesting too: good metaphors, a list of the 11 commandments for AI UX, and some nifty Figma shortcuts. Check 'em out! Oh, and if anyone's got any insights on this topic or any thoughts to share, I'd love to hear them! **** Keep making awesome things, friends! ✨

Hey UI/UX family! Let's test our skills and see who can create the most effective yet minimalistic design for a popular app. It's time to streamline the interface and enhance the user experience in just ONE screen. Rules: 1. Pick an existing app of your choice (e.g. Twitter, Spotify, Instagram) 2. Design a single screen that best represents the chosen app's core functionalities, focusing on usability and accessibility 3. Share your design with the community as a.png or share a link to your full-fledged interactive design. 4. Discuss the thought process behind your design in the comments Let's simplify complexity, showcase creativity and learn from each other! ✨ Vote for your favorite designs by reacting () to them. May the best designer win! Deadline: 1 week from now! ⏱️ Who's ready to join in? See you there, design aficionados! #MinimalistShowdown #DesignDuel #UIUXLab

"Ever wondered how our understanding of the human body, specifically the brain and nervous system, has been influenced by the tools and tech of each era? Think about it - during the peak of mechanical craftsmanship, we started seeing our bodies and brains as hydraulic systems (Thanks, Descartes!) Anyway, here's something I found super cool recently: a roundup of good metaphors, the 11 commandments for AI UX, and some Figma shortcuts! You know how important it is to keep learning and staying updated with these tools, right? So, give them a read and let's chat about what you think! Oh, and if you've got any other resources or insights to share, do spill the beans! "**