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AI isn’t replacing design - it’s removing friction. In OpenAI’s Executive Function series, Figma’s Head of AI Products David Kossnick shares how AI is embedded across Figma, from text editing to Figma Make, turning prompts into production-ready code while keeping human judgment and creativity at the center. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/geE_k2kg

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AI is changing the game for UX designers 🚀 From speeding up ideation to revolutionizing user research, these strategies show how smart designers are already using AI to level up their work. Read our complete guide: What is a UX Designer? ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gtNk3i5S

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Traditional UX assumes we can anticipate intent and pre-build the right path. But when AI enables fluid, open-ended interaction, the interface itself becomes emergent. What does it mean to design in a world where the journey isn’t planned—but discovered? And how can new patterns like Model-Context-Protocol (MCP) finally enable this shift. Read: “Designing for the Unpredictable” by Robots & Pencil's Tyler Klein. -> https://buff.ly/jCaiHyq #UXDesign #EmergentSystems #DesignLeadership #AgenticAI #LLM #InterfaceArchitecture #AdaptiveUX #ProductDesign #UXStrategy #GenerativeAI #DesignSystems

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🗃️ The Eight Pillars Of User Research (+ PDF) (https://lnkd.in/dxM2Tq7e), a comprehensive model with roles, tools and processes to deliver and scale UX Research impact across the organization. By Emma Boulton. PDF: https://lnkd.in/eeg_uDfv Nothing is more misleading than poorly executed research that supports big claims or delivers big statements. Emma’s model organizes research around different dimensions which need to work together to enable research to be effective. 🏭 Environment ❓ Why research happens, who is engaged? We start by understanding why research happens and what’s the level of maturity. We look where it happens, how to get a buy in, how to push back. We also track stakeholders and colleagues who will carry UX research. 🔬 Scope ❓ How and when research happens? Next, we define the bulk of work — the cadence and how insights are shared, how we prioritize UXR projects, integrate insights. We explore processes, methods, protocols — and establish guidelines and templates. 📅 Recruitment and admin ❓ How do we manage projects and participants? Good research rarely happens ad hoc. Ideally, a research recruitment desk would handle the full sweep from sampling and screening, to scheduling and paying incentives, to closing the loop with participants. 🗃️ Data and knowledge management ❓ What happens to the findings, data, insights? Valuable insights get lost as teams grow and get restructured. We look into data gardening and knowledge management to make insights actionable. We also shape how we communicate research, so it can be impactful. 🤹 People ❓ Who is carrying out research? For research to happen, we need to build capability for it. That's where we explore the skills and roles needed that would have the highest effectiveness and impact — along with staffing, and establishing a community of practice. 🏢 Organisational context ❓ What are internal and external constraints? We track space, time, resources, budgets and spending in a systematic way. We explore how research activities fit into existing business constraints and market forces — defining the timeframe we have to operate within. 🏛️ Governance ❓ What are legal and ethical considerations? Depending on legal requirements, some type of research is possible or not. We need to do due diligence as of risk assessments, GDPR, legal, data security and consent to enable research to safe, legal and ethical. 🛠️ Tools and infrastructure ❓ What systems and tools do we use? Somebody has to deal with procurement, licensing, tooling and management of software and hardware. It can take an enormous amount of time, and often is a big blocker in organizations. A great reference model to use when you want to take UX research initiatives off the ground in your organization. Thanks for putting it together, Emma Boulton and ReOps community! 👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾 #ux #research

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In this video, We are sharing 3 powerful Figma plugins that transformed the way we design : 🔧Rombo – Add animations with ease 🕶 Beautiful Shadows – Instantly elevate depth and realism 🌈 ShaderGradient – Create dynamic, eye-catching gradients These tools helped me design smarter and faster—skills we focus on inside the Corizo Design Program 📩 DM “DESIGN” or check the link in bio to learn more. Let’s build designs that feel like real products. #LifeAtCorizo #FigmaPlugins #UIUX #ProductDesign

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UX design is transforming so rapidly that yesterday's best practices are today's outdated approaches: https://lnkd.in/d_C8Zp2T 🧠 Predictive Interfaces: AI anticipates user needs before they're expressed. Real-time learning and adaptation. 🗣️ Voice-First Design: Moving beyond screens to conversational experiences across all touchpoints. 🌐 Spatial Computing: AR/VR breaking traditional interface boundaries. Designing for three-dimensional journeys. The future isn't just usability — it's intelligent, adaptive experiences that feel magical. __ #ui #ux #uidesign #uxdesign #uiux #userinterface #userexperience #uxers #uxthinking #uxdesigners #uxcommunity #interface #interaction #clayglobal #claydesignagency #designagency #designstudio #designcompany #design

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