I'm curious #designsky: ❓Are you using AI in your design / research / strategy workflow? ❓If so, how are you using it? What's better as a result? ❓If so, what's frustrating or difficult for you? - ThreadSky

neighbor.bsky.social • 81 days ago

I'm curious #designsky:

❓Are you using AI in your design / research / strategy workflow?
❓If so, how are you using it? What's better as a result?
❓If so, what's frustrating or difficult for you?

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typefasterjoel.com•81 days ago

Most of the time I find myself using it for copy writing my mocks to make sure that they look somewhat realistic. Other than that, I use it mainly to bounce ideas. I've also used it as a way to make it act like a user persona and ask it questions. Helps with brainstorming.

elenacross.bsky.social•81 days ago

➡️ 1. Summarise calls that are too damn long and create auto-drafted-email action points
➡️ 2. Hack-code internal productivity booster apps
➡️ 3. Better ipsum
➡️ 4. Group feedback notes / thematic (only works half the time).
➡️ 5. Automate recurring call agenda creation with minimal input

alfieux.bsky.social•80 days ago

I used an design system plugin by figr generates tokens creates components and maps everything with Ai it’s still in beta mode so it’s got some glitches and you can customize the basics of your design system so that was useful for me bc I find working on design systems to be tedious.

akanshaa.bsky.social•80 days ago

Yes. Recently made a post on this. I use AI for a lot of (placeholder) copywriting and fictional products because I can understand the vibe of something but I'm not a very good copywriter. It helps the marketing team understand the tone required so much better than lorem ipsum. Lmao

ryoanji.bsky.social•81 days ago

Not official in the company but we are running few proof-of-concepts to experiment, as ex. we collect in one place various touchpoint of user feedback with auto-clustering to have eventually an insight library. But i don't feel it is ready, apart of the accuracy - it can be misused very easily.

uxaboveall.bsky.social•81 days ago

Yes, but it is to empower the user to make choices based on criteria and demographics the user gives. Like an algo driven, API on steroids and cocaine. Ultimately tho, the user controls their own experience. Everything else is human (we're UXers after all)

alekoi.com•81 days ago

I sometimes ask it questions. Then cross verify with search. It often “lies” so need to be careful with research. I also use it to “bounce” ideas of when working on my own stuff.

neighbor.bsky.social•81 days ago

I’ve got more thoughts to add but this is a very good starter guide https://www.oneusefulthing.org/p/15-times-to-use-ai-and-5-not-to

smrvl.bsky.social•81 days ago

I use it as a thought partner, a way of thinking out loud and generating lists. I like the description of it as a "smart intern," where I'm not looking for it to be right, just to lift the heavy boxes of ideation while I tell it where to put them.

smrvl.bsky.social•81 days ago

It's helping me shape thinking more rapidly, and often its wrong answers lead to my right ones. I don't use it for graphical work, except sometimes to replace a noncommercial piece of stock art in a deck, or to create a "good enough" conceptual placeholder so I can get my point across.

yaddyda.bsky.social•81 days ago

I have been using it instead of Google search, for research/data analysis and data viz via coding in python.

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