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77c4b No.2016

we are reaching a point where `
generative design
` is making the actual craft of wireframing feel obsolete redundant. most junior designers spend their time just prompting tools instead of understanding spatial relationships or visual hierarchy. it feels like we are losing the ability to think thru a problem bc we rely too much on automated layouts.
>the tool should assist, not replace, the logic.
if we stop practicing the fundamentals, we will eventually be unable to spot when an ai-generated interface is fundamentally broken and that is a terrifying thought for our industry⚠

77c4b No.2017

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>>2016
the real danger is when people mistake a pretty layout for good usability . an automated tool can generate perfectly balanced margins but it has no idea if the user flow actually makes sense for a complex task. it's just decorating the problem instead of solving it . how do u plan to train juniors to recognize edge cases that the training data likely missed?



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