@aakashgupta You could see this chart as AI replacing jobs but I think the more accurate interpretation is that AI spending is masking an economic downturn.
Great design is not about decoration or cleverness. It’s about shaping technology to fit human intuition. I just finished writing an article on the invisible language of good design https://t.co/gyrmJyUdll
I wrote a comprehensive guide to the types of data visualizations employed in user interfaces. I hope it’s helpful in your work! https://t.co/MYq62KyifA
Most AI products fail because they start with the model, not the human.
The paradox: the more powerful the AI, the more confusing the product becomes if you skip understanding people.
Designers who treat human insight as the scarce input—and AI as the abundant output—will build products that matter.
Good design feels invisible because it lets the task take center stage. When the interface draws attention to itself, it steals focus from the outcome the user actually cares about.
We optimized for search engines for 20 years. Now we have to optimize for generative engines. I wrote about GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) and why every site needs an llms.txt file. https://t.co/4LDir0ammY
@joulee@ojoshe@ryolu_ The Shakers weren’t trying to make something beautiful. They were stripping away ornamentation and focusing purely on utility—and beauty emerged as a byproduct.
@mont3rje I have! I plan to post them on my YouTube channel (https://t.co/GnLOaMwdM9). I love video essays. Do you have any recommendations on how to create them or what they could look like?