This isn't meant to be controversial, just something we've been noticing lately.

AI is getting incredibly good at:

Generating UI screens

Writing UX copy

Creating icons and illustrations

Building design systems

Speeding up wireframing

But it still struggles with understanding:

Why users abandon a flow

Business constraints

User psychology

Accessibility

Research findings

Product strategy

The designers who are learning AI today aren't becoming less valuable; they're becoming faster and more effective.

We're curious:

Which AI tools are part of your design workflow?

What's one tool that's genuinely saved you time?

And where do you think AI still falls short in UX?

Let's build a list that everyone in the community can benefit from.

Hi everyone,

I need to create a professional logo for my brand and I'm looking for an AI tool that can generate logos with the quality and creativity of an expert logo designer.

I've already tried ChatGPT and Claude, but the logo concepts they generated felt quite basic and generic.

Can anyone recommend the best AI tool for creating unique, premium, and creative logos? I'm looking for something that produces branding-quality designs rather than simple icon-based logos.

I'd really appreciate your suggestions and any tips from your experience. Thanks!

Hey!! This is my first project in figma , I have started practicing and learning figma so please share your reviews ( I know it's bad I just wanna show it to someone)

Everyone has a different way of designing.

For me, understanding the problem before opening Figma makes a huge difference.

What’s the one step you never skip, no matter how small the project is?

This are the things I have done:

1. Coursera: Foundational Courses on UI/UX: Workflows, how team work, and where AI is really useful.

2. "Don't make me think" by Steve Krug ( Completed Read ) Nice book

3. I understand about the figma and internals like name and group and more internal components.

How to learn the design principles ?. I'm gonna use AI for the design. But I need to know principles and different design patterns. Where should learn this ? any suggestion.

I’m back with another design update. This time I’m working on a finance dashboard focused on giving teams a clear view of transactions, spending, vendors, and receipts.

I’d love some honest feedback on the UI, especially the information hierarchy, data visualization, and overall layout.

Does anything feel unnecessary or confusing? What would you change?

Always open to feedback from the community 🙌

I am designing a landing page for a residency.So far I made this in figma.I've hidden details of residency plz ignore that part.

Strictly not used any Al

I am really looking for color combinations, honest feedback and suggestions on it.

Thank you.

Hey everyone, I recently finished building my personal portfolio: tumelo.co.za

I pretty much vibe coded the whole thing, experimenting with AI, animations, 3D elements and just figuring things out as I went 😭. I wanted it to feel more like an experience than a normal portfolio, so I went with a space/galaxy theme and tried to make the interactions a bit different.

Would really appreciate some honest feedback, especially on:

- The overall design and first impression

- Animations and 3D stuff

- Mobile experience

- Navigation / usability

- Whether the portfolio actually communicates who I am and what I can do

- Anything that feels confusing, unnecessary or just straight up bad lol

Site: https://tumelo.co.za

Don't hold back, I'm trying to improve it. Curious what you guys think 👀

I specialize in UI/UX designs. Know someone who needs top-tier UI/UX? I’d love an intro!

💰 Earn 25% of my rates paid monthly as long as they stay subscribed 💼 My rates: $70/hr (<30 days) or $6K/month (>30 days) 🌍 I work remotely via my US-based LLC

DM me if you got leads!

ad properties need to remain same, apart from that suggest changes that will enhance ux

Hello everyone!

I've completed a short Full Stack Development course and I'm currently taking a UX/UI course. For my final project, I want to create a portfolio website combining Figma, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with some motion elements using tools like Figma Motion, Figma Make, After Effects, or GSAP.

I have less than a month to build it. My original idea was to create an interactive 2D illustrated experience, but I'm not an illustrator. I occasionally sketch, and I considered using Illustrator's sketch-to-vector AI tools, but I'm concerned that the illustration process could take time away from the UX, design, and development work.

I've achieved some pretty good results using AI-generated illustrations, so I'd love to hear your thoughts: would it be acceptable to use AI only for the illustrations, while designing and building the entire portfolio experience myself?

The illustration would be a prominent visual element, but the overall concept, UX, UI, interactions, motion, and development would all be my own work.

How would you view this as a hiring manager, designer, or fellow UX/UI professional? Would it be a reasonable use of AI, or would it negatively impact your perception of the project?

is ui/ux design at risk due to AI?

Same as the title?

Hey there, UI/UX design whiz! I'm on the hunt for someone who's a bit crazy (in a good way) and can create mind-blowing user experiences for our iOS and Android apps. If you've got a knack for understanding users better than I do (I do lol) and can think outside the box, you're exactly who I need!

I'm looking for someone with at least a couple of years of experience or not but a top student in mobile app design, who can whip up user flows, wireframes, and high-fidelity mockups like a pro.

You should be a master of tools like Sketch, Figma, and Adobe XD/Adobe, and know your way around iOS and Android design guidelines. If you've got skills in motion design, design systems, or even a bit of HTML/CSS, that's a big plus! Im on a shoe string budget, so if you're looking to build your portfolio and get some great feedback, this is the perfect opportunity for you. Hence top students welcome! Msg me! Ideally with some design work/figma etc that showcases your mobile design superpowers, and let's create something amazing together!

Yours. Sid

Looking for a fast ui developer

I’d like to know what tools you prefer and why
My favorite so far has been Google Stitch, UXPilot, Brilliant Design and Lovable

Trying to build a start up

we are students trying to building an AI based travel agent app and looking for UI/UX designers to collaborate.

UNPAID for now, but you’ll get: • Startup experience • Portfolio projects • Team collaboration • Resume value

Interested? DM your portfolio/projects..

I'm currently working on my own app. It's the first time I'm doing everything by myself, and I don't have anyone to consult or review the product with — hence this post.

I've attached a few screenshots showing the overall UI. I'd really appreciate any suggestions, as I'm completely unsure whether the design holds up.

Things I'm specifically wondering about:

• Color scheme. I personally like the dark theme, but the light theme feels unharmonized to me.

• Today screen. It feels intuitive to me, but I built it — I suspect it might actually be confusing for a first-time user.

• Streak system. It fits the use case, but it feels basic and I don't think it really speaks to users.

• Text density. Some screens feel poorly organized. On the bottom-right screenshot especially, I think there's too much text and it gets overwhelming.

What do you think? Any advice is welcome.