Your interface can now run as a guest inside Claude or ChatGPT. The host owns the font, the colour, the navigation and the network. Five things you lose, what to do about each one, and a ten minute audit of your own product.
Agents build UI from what they can read. One audit of 37 public design systems found six publishing tokens in the standard format and three shipping Code Connect. Here is what to publish, and in what order.
Beck's diagram has been copied by transit systems all over the world, and most of the copies took the half that does not matter. What he actually deleted, what it cost London, and the test for when you are allowed to get the data wrong on purpose.
People judge an experience by its sharpest moment and its ending. Design writing turned that into permission to skip the middle. Five things the research really says, and a ten minute audit of your own product.
Code layers are still behind a waitlist eleven weeks after Config. The habit they promise does not need them. Five moves you can make today, and a ten minute audit of your product file.
You can spot an agent-built screen from across the room. Six tells, what each one is really missing, and why writing a longer prompt is the wrong lever.
The average designer runs seven AI tools, up from three. The top two things slowing designers down are now learning the tools and juggling them, ahead of output quality. Cut to two, and judge a tool by whether it survived ninety days.
AI gave design a new gear, and one number in this year's 900-designer report moves the wrong way. Four times as many designers say collaboration has got worse. Five things that are actually breaking, and what to change on Monday.
A sparkle no longer counts as telling anyone anything. Five things your interface has to do now that the EU rules are enforceable, and the one exemption every team will misuse.
Most UX metrics look good on dashboards but fail to reflect real user success, so teams should focus on measuring actual outcomes, effort, and task completion instead.
Generative UI is about designing systems that dynamically build and adapt interfaces in real time based on user intent, context, and behavior instead of fixed layouts.
Users are exhausted by AI. And most products are making it worse. The trust deficit is real: high trial, steep drop-off after day 3, low 30-day retention.
Your interface can now run as a guest inside Claude or ChatGPT. The host owns the font, the colour, the navigation and the network. Five things you lose, what to do about each one, and a ten minute audit of your own product.
Agents build UI from what they can read. One audit of 37 public design systems found six publishing tokens in the standard format and three shipping Code Connect. Here is what to publish, and in what order.
Beck's diagram has been copied by transit systems all over the world, and most of the copies took the half that does not matter. What he actually deleted, what it cost London, and the test for when you are allowed to get the data wrong on purpose.
People judge an experience by its sharpest moment and its ending. Design writing turned that into permission to skip the middle. Five things the research really says, and a ten minute audit of your own product.
Code layers are still behind a waitlist eleven weeks after Config. The habit they promise does not need them. Five moves you can make today, and a ten minute audit of your product file.
You can spot an agent-built screen from across the room. Six tells, what each one is really missing, and why writing a longer prompt is the wrong lever.
The average designer runs seven AI tools, up from three. The top two things slowing designers down are now learning the tools and juggling them, ahead of output quality. Cut to two, and judge a tool by whether it survived ninety days.
AI gave design a new gear, and one number in this year's 900-designer report moves the wrong way. Four times as many designers say collaboration has got worse. Five things that are actually breaking, and what to change on Monday.
A sparkle no longer counts as telling anyone anything. Five things your interface has to do now that the EU rules are enforceable, and the one exemption every team will misuse.
Most UX metrics look good on dashboards but fail to reflect real user success, so teams should focus on measuring actual outcomes, effort, and task completion instead.
Generative UI is about designing systems that dynamically build and adapt interfaces in real time based on user intent, context, and behavior instead of fixed layouts.
Users are exhausted by AI. And most products are making it worse. The trust deficit is real: high trial, steep drop-off after day 3, low 30-day retention.
Your interface can now run as a guest inside Claude or ChatGPT. The host owns the font, the colour, the navigation and the network. Five things you lose, what to do about each one, and a ten minute audit of your own product.
Agents build UI from what they can read. One audit of 37 public design systems found six publishing tokens in the standard format and three shipping Code Connect. Here is what to publish, and in what order.
Beck's diagram has been copied by transit systems all over the world, and most of the copies took the half that does not matter. What he actually deleted, what it cost London, and the test for when you are allowed to get the data wrong on purpose.
People judge an experience by its sharpest moment and its ending. Design writing turned that into permission to skip the middle. Five things the research really says, and a ten minute audit of your own product.
Code layers are still behind a waitlist eleven weeks after Config. The habit they promise does not need them. Five moves you can make today, and a ten minute audit of your product file.
You can spot an agent-built screen from across the room. Six tells, what each one is really missing, and why writing a longer prompt is the wrong lever.
The average designer runs seven AI tools, up from three. The top two things slowing designers down are now learning the tools and juggling them, ahead of output quality. Cut to two, and judge a tool by whether it survived ninety days.
AI gave design a new gear, and one number in this year's 900-designer report moves the wrong way. Four times as many designers say collaboration has got worse. Five things that are actually breaking, and what to change on Monday.
A sparkle no longer counts as telling anyone anything. Five things your interface has to do now that the EU rules are enforceable, and the one exemption every team will misuse.
Most UX metrics look good on dashboards but fail to reflect real user success, so teams should focus on measuring actual outcomes, effort, and task completion instead.
Generative UI is about designing systems that dynamically build and adapt interfaces in real time based on user intent, context, and behavior instead of fixed layouts.
Users are exhausted by AI. And most products are making it worse. The trust deficit is real: high trial, steep drop-off after day 3, low 30-day retention.
