stumbled onto some interesting thoughts about how ai is breaking our reliance on traditional interfaces. we have spent decades perfecting the art of clicking menus and moving windows around in
Figma or other design tools, but that whole concept of a digital workspace is starting to feel outdated. it feels like we are moving away from the old desktop metaphor where everything has a fixed place. instead of navigating layers of folders, we might soon just be interacting with intent. i wonder if our current focus on
affordance and manual navigation will even matter when the system anticipates the next step.
maybe we are just designing prettier wrappers for prompts right now. it is a massive shift in
user agency that nobody reallyy prepared us for.
>the era of dragging and dropping might be ending. do you think we can actually maintain control without those familiar visual cues?https://uxdesign.cc/ai-systems-are-demanding-new-interaction-models-are-designers-ready-d8a95f5e55a9?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4