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modes of operations or parts of the workflow. Maybe it is, like, for different kinds of individual work preferences. But they are still, like, kinda layers of the core concepts or things. They're not kind of linearly, like, additive. Don't throw out
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...new interfaces? Are there any that are interesting enough to you to spend some real time thinking about? I love new interfaces. So, yeah, like all of them, VR for me is something that I've deeply enjoyed exploring because I think that it's an example
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...interfaces. They're not gonna want this dynamically changing always interface, but we can generate new interfaces pretty quickly. I suspect it might look a lot more like today than we think, but it will be a lot smarter, it will do very different thi
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...this dynamically changing always interface, but we can generate new interfaces pretty quickly. I suspect it might look a lot more like today than we think, but it will be a lot smarter, it will do very different things, and there will be a lot less c
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to me, it feels like we're still in just this MS DOS era of AI, where basically we're gonna look back and go, wow, can you believe we ever prompted like that? Like, can you look at the stuff we were writing down to get the models to do that thing? Th
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...dynamism in interfaces and new patterns emerging, especially as you start thinking about what are all the screen targets we're gonna have. Those are gonna explode too. And states, you know, all the different surfaces that will be created and designer
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I want to make make sure that when they come in, they can like, without feeling overwhelmed or, like, feeling like, this is like a code editor. It's an IDE. It is more like I can start doing things. And then as I start doing things, I can maybe, like
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...are super complicated actually, and you just want a way for displaying that to the user so that's familiar to them and that they can interact with it, and that's what MCP apps is at the end of the day. Yep, and technical direction wise, is the iframe
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six or twelve months that, you know, AI related that I think are sort of most important for Figma. So much. I think that, first of all, you know, it's not just designers in the process, although they're the heart of it. They're working with developer
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...interfaces will evolve in an AI driven world. While many predict a shift toward conversational or agent based interfaces, Dylan suggests that new interface paradigms will complement existing ones. He also highlights the exciting potential of visual A
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...terms of interfaces that both help explain what's going on and give people better tools for for working with models. I was gonna say, I wanna dig a little deeper into this because think of the conceptual idea behind the GUI, which is instead of typin
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...and node based interfaces in general. And that is complex. And and that's complex, but it's also it's very robust and you can do a lot of things. And so, you know, after we released Nano Banana, we saw people building all these really complicated com
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...interfaces will move, plus his advice on leveling up your own AI prompting skills. Let's dive back in. AI is impacting every industry. It's impacting design.
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that you are interacting with, clicking with, and and and that feel, like, more tactile. We are already seeing this and playing with this within Cloud, like, the chat bot. So we recently released a bunch of these widgets that let Cloud sort of elicit
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I think design has, like, kinda everything going forward. If you think of that as the top of the value stack and you think about all the things that can impact design and all the things you're trying to pull in, you're thinking about the business log
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things to really grok and understand for someone new to the discipline? Design principles span UX, but also visuals. They're very different when you're thinking about product versus branding, and so it depends a lot on what context we're talking abou
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