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DOC • A new navigation paradigm

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This essay is the result of two encounters. The first took place during a session of It's Book Time, a study group focused on practicing English among Brazilian designers and product enthusiasts. In that meeting, we discussed Andrew Sims’ article, “Do AI Products Even Need Navigation?”—an article that served as the starting point for this reflection on the navigational paradigm introduced by AI. The second encounter happened at Friends of Figma Porto Alegre, where we exchanged ideas on how we use AI tools in our daily workflows, and what perspectives we see for a future increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. While writing this essay (still a work in progress), I recalled another text I had read in Aeon Magazine, written by Bryan Norton, on Bernard Stiegler's philosophy (a reading I believe every designer working with technology should explore, particularly about how our tools shape us). What follows is the result of several days of reflection on the question of navigation in d

DOC • A new navigation paradigm Articles Series Search About Search DOC Content Articles Series Search DOC About Contact RSS Community Instagram Twitter LinkedIn UX Collective Newsletter Medium Essays Typography Neue Haas Grotesk Druk Medium Times New Roman A new navigation paradigm Is AI truly eliminating navigation, or is it simply shifting its agent and form? Written by Francisco Nunes This essay is the result of two encounters. The first took place during a session of It's Book Time, a study group focused on practicing English among Brazilian designers and product enthusiasts. In that meet

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