Small AI design workflow experiment:
Google Stitch = design surface
Codex CLI = agentic iteration layer
MCP = connection layer
The first working UI direction came together in ~5 minutes.
Not one magic prompt — a workflow.
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https://sell.systems/
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The four design jobs AI created so far · “AI design” has forked into different types of work https://ilo.im/16dizo
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In the end, good design has always been in our ability to push back, think critically, understand the how and why, not in producing pixel perfect mockups, so design will remain essential.
I hope he is right, because, from what I’ve seen, for a lot of people who think they can replace designers with AI, the designer is, actually, just a mockup.
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Most designers are still designing for tasks. AI agents are about to make that obsolete. When software acts on your behalf, the design problem shifts upstream to intent, authority, and trust delegation. That’s a fundamentally different discipline, and most teams haven’t started building the vocabulary for it yet.
https://uxdesign.cc/you-are-no-longer-the-user-you-are-the-principal-3a6222e0780a
#ux #uxdesign #agentui #aidesign #interactiondesign (https://uxbrad.com/activity/20260601/121500/)
Agentic AI changes the UX contract in a specific way. Discoverability and error states are still table stakes, but once an AI is taking real actions on someone’s behalf, the design problem shifts to accountability. Users need to see what the agent decided, why, and how to override it. This lays out concrete patterns for getting that right.
#uxdesign #AIdesign #agenticUI (https://uxbrad.com/activity/20260601/091500/)
AI can generate interfaces fast. It cannot replicate the judgment calls that come from watching users struggle, knowing the business constraints, and actually caring about the outcome. Vibe design has a ceiling. This piece names what lives above it.
#ux #design #aidesign (https://uxbrad.com/activity/20260529/121500/)
Coding agents trigger our social instincts because they talk like colleagues. But they don’t learn, adapt, or take responsibility the way people do, and that gap is a UX problem, not just a limitation of the tech. If you’re designing AI-assisted tools, this piece names the friction you’re probably already feeling.
#ux #uxdesign #aidesign (https://uxbrad.com/activity/20260529/091500/)
In this article, I try to understand why coding agents can be infuriating to use. I think the problem is their conversational UX: they behave enough like helpful colleagues to trigger our social instincts, but they don't learn, adapt, or take responsibility the way people do, which makes their repeated mistakes feel much more frustrating than they should.
NNGroup research: users often can’t find site chatbots, don’t know what they’re for, and find them slower than search or navigation. If you’re advising clients on AI features, this gives you the evidence to push back when “add a chatbot” shows up in the requirements doc.
https://www.nngroup.com/articles/site-ai-chatbot/
#AIDesign #UXResearch #Chatbots (https://uxbrad.com/activity/20260528/091500/)
Agentic software that “uses itself” isn’t removing friction, it’s removing the human. This piece names the pattern: interpassivity, where we delegate not just tasks but engagement itself. For anyone designing AI products, this is the question worth asking before you ship.
https://productpicnic.beehiiv.com/p/the-newest-term-in-the-ai-lexicon-is-interpassivity
#AIDesign #UX #ProductDesign (https://uxbrad.com/activity/20260527/121500/)
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