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🌍 Making AI More Accessible with Regional Languages! 🌍 As a UI/UX designer, I’m always looking for ways to make technology more user-friendly. I recently discovered a new feature that allows AI to seamlessly interact using regional languages mixed with English – like Hinglish, Tanglish, Benglish, and more! This is a game-changer for creating inclusive, intuitive experiences for users from diverse backgrounds. Designing interfaces that accommodate multiple languages and cultural nuances is key, and this feature brings us one step closer to making AI truly accessible to everyone. Whether it's for work or daily conversations, users can now engage with technology in a way that feels natural to them. It’s exciting to see how AI is evolving to meet real-world needs, making interactions more personalized and easier for users everywhere! 🚀 #UIUXDesign #UserExperience #MultilingualTech #InclusiveDesign #AIInnovation #DesignForAll

AI is poised to significantly enhance front-end development by streamlining processes, improving UI/UX design, and accelerating development cycles. With AI-powered tools, developers can automate routine tasks, generate code snippets, and gain insights to create more intuitive and responsive user interfaces. Embracing AI in front-end development opens doors to efficiency, creativity, and ultimately, better digital experiences for users. Even as I write this post, I can see a "Rewrite with AI" button at the bottom. How do you use AI to help you in your job? #AIdevelopment #FrontEndTech #UXDesign #InnovationInTech #DigitalTransformation #AIUI #CodeAutomation #DevTools #TechInnovation #DigitalExperience

UX and experience design will be the killer app for emerging tech. For emerging technologies like AI to deliver real business value, Adoption is key. Whether it's customers or employees, real value comes when people adopt and use the technology. And that’s where 'UI/UX designers' play a crucial role. Adoption isn't automatic. It’s a common myth that "if we build it, they will come." In reality, people need 'onboarding', they need 'guardrails', and most importantly, they need to 'trust' the tools they use. AI’s chat interface makes interaction easy through natural language, but it often feels Clunky for task-specific actions. This is where UX design for AI becomes the game-changer. Designing intuitive, task-specific AI interactions will be the killer app moving forward. UI/UX designers will be in high demand as industries commercialize these AI use cases. Your work will directly impact adoption rates. We’ll see this in sectors like Health and Finance, where AI experience design will separate the services that scale rapidly from those that struggle to gain traction. For designers, mastering AI interaction design will be your ticket to standing out as one of the 'Hot Hires' of the year. #uiux #emergingtech #trend #engineers

During my career as a product designer, I have often worked on interfaces for products with large amounts of features, and of course, the plethora of (user)settings that go with them. The tens of different settings pages we had in the Engagor product for example, always kind of bugged me, so we worked hard to make them as transparently structured and easy to navigate as possible. Because after all… our users need to be able to control each and every setting, so it’s not like we can get rid of them. Right? Being an AI company at Rookoo, we often ask ourselves: How much UI is really necessary for this? Do we need a setting? Or should the system just know what to do, reducing the need for users to configure or micromanage everything. Here’s some thoughts: 1. How to balance transparency vs. seamlessness? Invisible UI sounds great, but how transparent should we be about what’s happening behind the scenes? If an AI automates tasks, do users need to be informed every time? Or only for specific decisions? Finding this balance is important. Too much visibility defeats the purpose, but too little risks losing trust. 2. Keeping the human in control The system could be super smart. But it’s crucial that humans stay in control. Does that leave us with the same endless list of settings pages, just tucked away a bit further? Or are there smarter ways to solve this? 3. Readiness for AI Autonomy Not everyone is ready for the experience. Some people love simplicity and don’t mind giving up some degree of control for that, but others feel uneasy when systems take over tasks without explicit input. 4. Accessibility It’s tempting to assume that less tech-savvy people, older individuals, or people with disabilities will automagically have an easier time using your smart “AI-first” solution because “it just knows what needs to happen”. Let’s double-check, and make sure we’re designing for everyone! Generative/invisible UIs and AI-first design may become the norm at some point. But today, as designers and innovators, we have to think about these “philosophical” and practical questions. Because this isn’t just a design challenge. It’s a shift in mindset that may take way more time than we think to fully develop. #ui #ai #design #designthinking #inclusivedesign #accessibility

After spending a week with Continue and a month with Qodo (formerly Codium), I've noticed some key differences. Continue’s UI/UX feels much more intuitive and streamlined, making the development process smoother. On the other hand, Qodo often leads to outcomes that don’t quite meet my expectations. Still exploring how these tools can best fit into my workflow. Has anyone else tried these or other AI coding tools? I’d love to hear your thoughts! #AI #CodingTools #SoftwareDevelopment #TechReview

Join the Next-Gen UX Revolution!!! Break free from app overload and embrace a new era of seamless, natural interactions driven by #GenAI through the transformative power of natural language-centric experiences. In this thought-provoking article, we unlock the secrets of designing for the Next-Gen UX: https://fro.gd/3TWvdpS #UserExperience #NextGenUX #NaturalLanguage #AIRevolution

🌟 Spotlight on Nathan: Innovating the Future of AI and UX Design Meet Nathan Huynh, an experienced professional in the AI and UX design landscape, based in Vietnam. Nathan recently embarked on an exciting journey, leaving his full-time job to dive into the world of AI and community building. With a background in computer science and a passion for product management, Nathan transitioned from a software developer to a product manager. His expertise shines in product development and strategic thinking, where he bridges the gap between technical requirements and business needs. At the forefront of innovation, Nathan has worked on various projects, including an AI-powered design tool that simplifies the creation of wireframes and mockups. He believes in the power of community and collaboration. ''The roles of communities will grow as more people seek to connect and learn from each other,'' Nathan emphasizes. His approach to problem-solving combines analytical insights with a deep understanding of user experience. Nathan's commitment to continuous learning is evident as he seeks to improve his sales skills, recognizing their importance in driving business success. His advice to aspiring professionals? ''𝐀𝐥𝐰𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐪𝐮𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐮𝐦𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬. 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐠𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐛𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐚𝐬 𝐨𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐧 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐰𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤 𝐰𝐞 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰.'' Are you ready to explore the intersection of AI and design? Join the conversation! What innovative ideas do you envision for the future of product development? 💭 #AI #UXDesign #ProductManagement #CommunityBuilding #Innovation

Have you ever struggled to articulate the vision you have for your product's UI? It's one of the most challenging aspects of early product development. Your team has a brilliant idea, but translating it into an intuitive user interface often feels like speaking a foreign language. This challenge isn't unique to product teams. Business owners often resort to crude sketches and lengthy explanations when conveying website visions to designers. Of course, there's a new AI tool for that - it's called V0 by Vercel. In just 2 minutes, I created a homepage mockup for a fictional record store. V0 didn't just design the UI - it generated the actual code, ready for a developer or CMS. I've also tested V0 on real products we're developing at Novo Nordisk. The results were so promising that I'm saving them to share when we ship. Tools like this aren't just improving our work - they're revolutionizing it. And I couldn't be more excited! #ProductDevelopment #UIDesign #AI #Innovation

Today’s consumers, especially Gen Z and Gen Alpha, yearn for real-time, anticipatory experiences. They envision AI as an invisible assistant, seamlessly coordinating tasks and services across platforms, delivering insights and solutions instantaneously. In the age of #GenAI, going beyond the app means embracing natural language-centric experiences. Read our latest Design Mind Article 'Next-Gen UX: From Apps to Natural Language' to learn more: https://fro.gd/3TWvdpS #UserExperience #NextGenUX #NaturalLanguage

Unlocking the Power of AI in UI/UX Design: Part 2 - Trust Hey everyone! Remember when we shared about how important it is to understand how AI works in our cool apps and websites? Well, now we're onto the next big thing: Trust! Trust means feeling safe and sure about something. Like when you trust your favorite book to take you on an adventure or when you trust your friend's map to lead you to the best spot for lunch. Now, when it comes to designing apps and software with AI, trust is super important too. We want to make sure that the AI in the apps we design is always fair and follows the rules. That's where being consistent and ethical comes in! If you missed out on Part 1 where we talked about Transparency, don't worry! You can catch up by following this link: https://lnkd.in/dinYKSt2 #AIUX #TechYouCanTrust #KeepItReal #AIInApps #FunAndFairTech #uiux #aidesign #artificialintelligence #artificialintelligencefordesign #transparency