lately ive been thinking abt how
generative ai makes achieving high fidelity feel trivial in figma. if a machine can generate a pixel-perfect interface in seconds, then
polished UI loses its value as a signal of effort. it reminds me of that 1960s study where listeners liked a quiz contestant more after he spilled coffee on himself. maybe we should stop chasing flawless execution and focus on
humanizing the experience . is there any real value left in
perfectly smooth ? does adding some intentional friction or "mess" actually build more trust w/ users?
link:
https://uxdesign.cc/the-flaw-is-the-feature-e6769c5cf5b4?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4