AI in Design

Interesting observations:

AI has not changed the importance of design. It has simply raised the bar on execution, speed, and precision.
The differentiator is no longer access to tools, but the ability to use them with intention.

AI amplifies what designers do best. Automation handles the routine, humans shape the experience. That’s where real UX evolution happens.

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AI Enhances UX Research

AI is reshaping UX research by handling the repetitive work. It can summarize, organize, and spark ideas… but researchers bring judgment, context, and direction. The real value is freeing teams to think deeper and decide better, not just move faster.

Here’s a short step-by-step approach she shares:

1. Feed
Gather your research inputs: discussion guides, transcripts, screenshots, and links. These … Read the rest

Using Claude AI in the design

The power of Claude is impressive. It’s amazing how quickly it can help structure ideas, summarize research, and support early design thinking. The key is knowing how to guide it.

Here’s how to use Claude in the design workflow

1. IN FIGMA — Design to Code (officially)

Figma just launched a native integration with Claude Code.

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Design Exercises

50 Design Exercises for UX Designers

A list of practical and useful list of design exercises. By Igor Gubaidulin, CXA

Every exercise includes detailed instructions, resources, expected outcomes, tips, and useful links.

Personal favorite picks:

→ Design a Simple Contact Form
→ Conduct a 5-Second Test
→ Conduct a Short Survey
→ Microinteraction for a “Like” Button
→ Practice 5 … Read the rest

Color blindness design guide



1 in 12 men can’t see your design.
And you’re still using red for errors.

There’s a real chance your user can’t distinguish between your success green and error red.

Yet most design teams still treat colour blindness like an edge case.

It’s not.

Here’s the simplified breakdown every designer should know:

1. Red-Green (Deuteranopia & Protanopia) – 1st Priority… Read the rest