Positive users praise the Figma CEO's emphasis on design being about how things work and feel rather than just appearance, while negative users dismiss AI as a sycophantic expensive yes-man.
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@iansilber "The human touch is going to be more important than ever."
"As more people can make more things, I think the bar will be higher."
"Designers who have a very high bar will have a really great chance to stand out."
@figma @nikolasklein Hot take: "I think experts will work in clusters of representations, not files."
@figma @nikolasklein "You need to try sh*t out over & over & over again."
"If you think something won't work, you might be wrong.
You need to see it, judge it for yourself, and then decide it's wrong."
@MollySOShea @sourceryy @iansilber Love his take on design. It’s about how things work. How they feel. Not just how they look.
@MollySOShea @iansilber Generative UI could fundamentally change how interfaces are created and personalized. The challenge will be ensuring those experiences remain intuitive and consistent for users.
@MollySOShea @iansilber Sycophantic AI is just an expensive yes-man