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Designing AI Experiences People Actually Use
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AI doesn’t just add intelligence — it redistributes it. Here’s how that shift can make or break a product.
Designing AI experiences people actually use ✨ Designing AI experiences people actually use March, 2026 Over the last year, many of your favorite tools have changed their opening move. Instead of asking for structured input - words, data, a photo, a single red square - they begin with a question. Figma asks "What do you want to make?" Possibly the most stressful question you can ask a designer. On the surface, this looks like progress. Seemingly overnight our boring, deterministic interfaces became open-ended conversations - promising greater flexibility, intelligence and capability. But it ra
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