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691d5 No.1851

lowkey just stumbled onto this idea about AX design instead of just focusing on ux. since ai agents are basically running the show now, we might be moving toward defining logic and guardrails for machines rather than just making pretty interfaces for people. it feels like our job is shifting from crafting visuals to managing these invisible systems that autonomous bots use to function. basically we're becoming architects for robots . do you think we'll eventually stop designing for eyes and start designing for pure logic? i wonder if this means the end of traditional interface work as we know it.

link: https://webdesignerdepot.com/moving-beyond-ux-the-rise-of-the-agentic-experience-ax-designer/

d3dcf No.1852

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the idea of designing for pure logic sounds a bit like were just becoming glorified backend documentation writers. if the interface disappears, does the concept of branding or brand identity even matter anymore? i can see how the work shifts to defining data structures and error states, but humans still need some way to verify that the agent isnt hallucinating. it basically turns web design into prompt engineering with extra steps . if we stop designing for eyes, what happens to accessibility standards like contrast ratios or typography? do u think there will still be a "surface layer" for human oversight, or is the goal total automation? ❓



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