Escaping generic interfaces: giving your products an identity with AI
Martin is a designer and builds his prototypes with AI. He shows you how to break away from the interfaces AI produces by default and give your product an identity, from the screen to the client presentation.
AI can generate impressive interfaces in a few minutes. But it's hard to escape the same recipes: designs that all look alike, screens that lack consistency and a visual identity that fades with every iteration.
How do you go beyond these limits and give your product a real personality?
A designer by trade, Martin Lisen has gradually used AI to go beyond his speciality, to the point of building working prototypes himself. In this session, he proposes to make the journey in reverse: sharing his designer's eye and methods with those who build products with AI, without any design training.
On the agenda: the essential principles for guiding AI better, building a design system, ensuring consistency across screens and adding that small touch of differentiation that makes a product recognisable.
But a product's identity doesn't stop at its interface! We'll also see how to extend these principles to its whole ecosystem: presentations, documentation, communication materials… to build a coherent experience at every touchpoint.
A session for AI Builders who want to go further than default-generated interfaces and learn to give their creations a real art direction, without necessarily being designers.
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