The sparkle button pattern that reveals where AI integration stopped thinking
Before you bolt a conversational layer onto your product, this names the exact pattern to avoid copying by default.
Professional AI features should solve for experts, not convert them
If you're designing for domain experts rather than novices, this gives you a concrete reason to resist adding chat as the default interaction.
Six AI Words that keep their promises
This gives you a sharper vocabulary to push back on vague AI feature copy in your own product or client work.
Studio Honoanimates tennis history through sequential labels
A reminder that physical constraints can produce narrative craft you can't get from a screen, worth stealing for packaging or sequential reveal moments in digital work.
Performance as a design decision, not an afterthought
A useful prompt to measure load time and responsiveness as part of the interaction, not a separate engineering concern you hand off.
Interfaze scales deterministic AI 50M requests monthly on serverless with verifiable output
Shows a concrete pattern for positioning deterministic AI against general-purpose LLMs in domains that need provenance over fluency.
Bráulio Amado finds design fuel in the overlooked
Amado's practice of mining the mundane for creative material is a useful counterweight to sourcing inspiration only from polished dribbble-grade work.
Atlassian's design leadership why a Head of Design chose teamwork tools over model companies
Useful signal for how a senior design leader weighs an established company's real problems against the pull of a flashier AI-lab job.
The sparkle button pattern that reveals where AI integration stopped thinking
Before you bolt a conversational layer onto your product, this names the exact pattern to avoid copying by default.
Pick one AI feature you've shipped or planned and run it through the "six words" test from AI for UX: does it actually keep the promise of judgment, forecast, or attention on its worst day.