Mad2p
@mad2p.bsky.social
Staff Product Designer | Crafting user-friendly, AI-driven design solutions | 10+ yrs in UX/UI | Obsessed with making complex things simple
Still asking “Where should the button go?”
Try this instead:
“Should the user even need to act?”
What’s one behavior you’re still hardcoding, that should already be handled by AI?
Let’s talk.
Try this instead:
“Should the user even need to act?”
What’s one behavior you’re still hardcoding, that should already be handled by AI?
Let’s talk.
July 30, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Still asking “Where should the button go?”
Try this instead:
“Should the user even need to act?”
What’s one behavior you’re still hardcoding, that should already be handled by AI?
Let’s talk.
Try this instead:
“Should the user even need to act?”
What’s one behavior you’re still hardcoding, that should already be handled by AI?
Let’s talk.
This isn’t a tooling upgrade.
It’s a redefinition of the craft.
From interface makers → system thinkers.
From placing pixels → predicting context.
[6/7]
It’s a redefinition of the craft.
From interface makers → system thinkers.
From placing pixels → predicting context.
[6/7]
July 30, 2025 at 8:16 PM
This isn’t a tooling upgrade.
It’s a redefinition of the craft.
From interface makers → system thinkers.
From placing pixels → predicting context.
[6/7]
It’s a redefinition of the craft.
From interface makers → system thinkers.
From placing pixels → predicting context.
[6/7]
The new product design mindset:
- Don’t design screens. Shape behavior
- Don’t build flows. Model intent
- Don’t assume attention. Earn relevance
[5/7]
- Don’t design screens. Shape behavior
- Don’t build flows. Model intent
- Don’t assume attention. Earn relevance
[5/7]
July 30, 2025 at 8:16 PM
The new product design mindset:
- Don’t design screens. Shape behavior
- Don’t build flows. Model intent
- Don’t assume attention. Earn relevance
[5/7]
- Don’t design screens. Shape behavior
- Don’t build flows. Model intent
- Don’t assume attention. Earn relevance
[5/7]
I watched users rage-click through a dashboard once—menus, forms, reloads.
We didn’t build a solution.
We built a puzzle.
That moment flipped a switch.
[4/7]
We didn’t build a solution.
We built a puzzle.
That moment flipped a switch.
[4/7]
July 30, 2025 at 8:16 PM
I watched users rage-click through a dashboard once—menus, forms, reloads.
We didn’t build a solution.
We built a puzzle.
That moment flipped a switch.
[4/7]
We didn’t build a solution.
We built a puzzle.
That moment flipped a switch.
[4/7]
Product design used to be about control:
• Linear journeys
• Fixed screens
• Predictable patterns
But control is gone. Context is king.
[3/7]
• Linear journeys
• Fixed screens
• Predictable patterns
But control is gone. Context is king.
[3/7]
July 30, 2025 at 8:16 PM
Product design used to be about control:
• Linear journeys
• Fixed screens
• Predictable patterns
But control is gone. Context is king.
[3/7]
• Linear journeys
• Fixed screens
• Predictable patterns
But control is gone. Context is king.
[3/7]
AI didn’t just add a feature.
It added a new interface layer.
One that adapts, responds, evolves.
It killed the flowchart.
[2/7]
It added a new interface layer.
One that adapts, responds, evolves.
It killed the flowchart.
[2/7]
July 30, 2025 at 8:16 PM
AI didn’t just add a feature.
It added a new interface layer.
One that adapts, responds, evolves.
It killed the flowchart.
[2/7]
It added a new interface layer.
One that adapts, responds, evolves.
It killed the flowchart.
[2/7]
This is where design is heading—adapt or fall behind. Let’s talk: What’s your biggest challenge with AI in design?
#AI #Design #ProductDesign #KnowledgeSharing
#AI #Design #ProductDesign #KnowledgeSharing
November 22, 2024 at 6:41 AM
This is where design is heading—adapt or fall behind. Let’s talk: What’s your biggest challenge with AI in design?
#AI #Design #ProductDesign #KnowledgeSharing
#AI #Design #ProductDesign #KnowledgeSharing
7️⃣ You’re the designer. AI is just a really smart assistant. Keep your vision in the driver’s seat.
November 22, 2024 at 6:41 AM
7️⃣ You’re the designer. AI is just a really smart assistant. Keep your vision in the driver’s seat.
6️⃣ Transparency matters. If your AI makes decisions, tell your users why. Trust is built on clarity.
November 22, 2024 at 6:41 AM
6️⃣ Transparency matters. If your AI makes decisions, tell your users why. Trust is built on clarity.
5️⃣ AI is great at patterns, but you’re great at people. Keep the human perspective front and center.
November 22, 2024 at 6:41 AM
5️⃣ AI is great at patterns, but you’re great at people. Keep the human perspective front and center.
4️⃣ Privacy = trust. If your users can’t see how their data is used, they won’t stick around.
November 22, 2024 at 6:41 AM
4️⃣ Privacy = trust. If your users can’t see how their data is used, they won’t stick around.
3️⃣ Bias is everywhere. Audit your algorithms, check your data. Inclusive design doesn’t happen by accident
November 22, 2024 at 6:41 AM
3️⃣ Bias is everywhere. Audit your algorithms, check your data. Inclusive design doesn’t happen by accident
2️⃣ Ethical AI isn’t a nice-to-have; it’s the bare minimum. If your product doesn’t respect users, it won’t last.
November 22, 2024 at 6:41 AM
2️⃣ Ethical AI isn’t a nice-to-have; it’s the bare minimum. If your product doesn’t respect users, it won’t last.
1️⃣ AI won’t steal your job—but it will force you to level up. Use it as a tool to enhance, not replace, your creativity.
November 22, 2024 at 6:41 AM
1️⃣ AI won’t steal your job—but it will force you to level up. Use it as a tool to enhance, not replace, your creativity.
Great design isn’t just about looks—it’s about creating smooth, memorable experiences. Keep these UX laws in mind, and you’ll build products that users love to use and remember. 🎯
November 19, 2024 at 4:38 PM
Great design isn’t just about looks—it’s about creating smooth, memorable experiences. Keep these UX laws in mind, and you’ll build products that users love to use and remember. 🎯
5️⃣ Law of Proximity:
Grouping related elements helps users process information faster. 📋 Google’s clean search layout groups relevant results, making everything easy to scan at a glance
Grouping related elements helps users process information faster. 📋 Google’s clean search layout groups relevant results, making everything easy to scan at a glance
November 19, 2024 at 4:38 PM
5️⃣ Law of Proximity:
Grouping related elements helps users process information faster. 📋 Google’s clean search layout groups relevant results, making everything easy to scan at a glance
Grouping related elements helps users process information faster. 📋 Google’s clean search layout groups relevant results, making everything easy to scan at a glance
4️⃣ Peak-End Rule:
We remember experiences by their emotional highs and how they end. 🥂 Little touches—like Mailchimp’s playful “Send” animation—leave a positive lasting impression, even in stressful moments
We remember experiences by their emotional highs and how they end. 🥂 Little touches—like Mailchimp’s playful “Send” animation—leave a positive lasting impression, even in stressful moments
November 19, 2024 at 4:38 PM
4️⃣ Peak-End Rule:
We remember experiences by their emotional highs and how they end. 🥂 Little touches—like Mailchimp’s playful “Send” animation—leave a positive lasting impression, even in stressful moments
We remember experiences by their emotional highs and how they end. 🥂 Little touches—like Mailchimp’s playful “Send” animation—leave a positive lasting impression, even in stressful moments
3️⃣ Doherty Threshold:
Speed is everything. If a system responds within 400ms, users stay engaged. Apps like Uber use clever animations and real-time updates to make wait times feel shorter and keep users hooked
Speed is everything. If a system responds within 400ms, users stay engaged. Apps like Uber use clever animations and real-time updates to make wait times feel shorter and keep users hooked
November 19, 2024 at 4:38 PM
3️⃣ Doherty Threshold:
Speed is everything. If a system responds within 400ms, users stay engaged. Apps like Uber use clever animations and real-time updates to make wait times feel shorter and keep users hooked
Speed is everything. If a system responds within 400ms, users stay engaged. Apps like Uber use clever animations and real-time updates to make wait times feel shorter and keep users hooked
2️⃣ Flow:
People stay engaged when tasks match their skill level—just challenging enough to stay interesting. 🎮 Good design ensures users know what to do next, creating an uninterrupted, satisfying experience
People stay engaged when tasks match their skill level—just challenging enough to stay interesting. 🎮 Good design ensures users know what to do next, creating an uninterrupted, satisfying experience
November 19, 2024 at 4:38 PM
2️⃣ Flow:
People stay engaged when tasks match their skill level—just challenging enough to stay interesting. 🎮 Good design ensures users know what to do next, creating an uninterrupted, satisfying experience
People stay engaged when tasks match their skill level—just challenging enough to stay interesting. 🎮 Good design ensures users know what to do next, creating an uninterrupted, satisfying experience
1️⃣ Hick’s Law:
The more choices users face, the longer they take to decide. 🚦 Platforms like Slack use step-by-step onboarding to avoid overwhelming new users
The more choices users face, the longer they take to decide. 🚦 Platforms like Slack use step-by-step onboarding to avoid overwhelming new users
November 19, 2024 at 4:38 PM
1️⃣ Hick’s Law:
The more choices users face, the longer they take to decide. 🚦 Platforms like Slack use step-by-step onboarding to avoid overwhelming new users
The more choices users face, the longer they take to decide. 🚦 Platforms like Slack use step-by-step onboarding to avoid overwhelming new users