Why are SaaS dashboards so hard to get right?
Most SaaS products serve 4–5 distinct user profiles—each with unique goals. Balancing them in a single interface? Not easy.
Here’s a 5-step framework to design dashboards that actually deliver value. 🧵👇
Looking for someone with motion graphics + Video editing expertise
Part-time/full-time/monthly-contract opportunity.
Any experience with creating (SaaS) product explainer videos is a plus.
Urgent hiring! Please DM with your work.
🚨We’re Hiring: Freelance Explainer Video Specialist
Looking for a creative pro to craft 60s product intros & explainers
- Great understanding of storytelling
- Skills with Motion graphics and video editing (AE/Illustrator) - SaaS/tech focus
DM with your work or comment👇
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💡 The big lesson:
In the AI race…
Usability is your moat.
Build for trust. Build for speed. Build where your users already live.
Period.
Now, Tell me in the comments which AI product’s UX you want me to dissect next 👇
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🚨 Most AI startups don’t fail because of bad tech.
They fail because users can’t use the tech.
Clay understood this early, they didn’t just build powerful AI.
They made it effortless to use.
Here’s how, and what AI founders / designers can learn 👇
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What AI founders should take from this: 👇
• Anchor AI in familiar tools • Sell outcomes, not “AI features” • Predictability > wow factor • Transparency builds long-term trust
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2. AI is embedded, not bolted on:
No shiny “AI” button.
No sidebar magic tricks.
Clay weaves AI into rows, columns, and cells that It feels like part of the product, not an add-on.
🚨 Hiring: Designer for micro-interactions & prototyping
Looking for someone to: – Design thoughtful micro-interactions – Prototype agent UX (Figma/Framer/etc.) – Make AI behavior feel intuitive & legible
Freelance/contract. Remote OK.
DM me your work or comment here!
Designing for AI? You can’t miss this
Collected and documented one of the best resources on:
- Prompt design
- AI Interaction patterns
- UI beyond chatbots
- AI UX and behavioral patterns
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@sageadvik Haha yes, Design was always about personalization.
AI can make you fast but can’t take decisions for you, can’t have the creative brain to personalize based on the exact use case.
In 2025, AI won’t be the differentiator.
UX will.
Everyone has access to the same models.
The real moat? How the AI feels.
Not just what it does, but how it communicates, earns trust, and empowers users.
The best AI products won’t just be smart.
They’ll be designed.
#ai
Most designers missed it:
AI didn’t just change interfaces;
it changed users.
The next UX wave isn’t about screens.
It’s about systems where agents act, decide, and collaborate.
You're not designing UIs.
You're designing trust, delegation, and invisible impact.
#ai#uiux