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TLDR DESIGN 2023-10-30

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02OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

THE TOP 10 TALKS ON THE FUTURE OF AI AND DESIGN FROM 2023

When AI is harnessed correctly, it can elevate creativity at a rate unmatched by any other tool. Ten experts discuss how to use AI in the development of creative technologies and to shape more human-centered experiences.

designerfund.com15 min read

DESIGN TOOLS — THE ART OF MAKING APPS FOR THE SMALL SCREEN

Various genres of movies and TV shows have been featuring imaginary interfaces for fake apps for quite some time now. Five pioneers in the industry reveal how these fictional products operate as part of the plot and what they say about our technological habits.

wepresent.wetransfer.com33 min read

AI AS A UX ASSISTANT

The Nielsen Norman Group conducted a large-scale survey with more than 800 respondents to understand how UX professionals use generative AI in their day-to-day work. 92% of the respondents claimed they had used at least one generative AI tool. Among those who used these bots for work, 63% used them at least several times per week (if not daily). The most common type of activity is text content generation and editing.

nngroup.com21 min read

03LAUNCHES & TOOLS

THE GOOD LINE HEIGHT

Calculate the perfect line height automatically for any text and grid combination.

thegoodlineheight.comTool

04MISCELLANEOUS

STATE OF BRAND REPORT 2023

The majority (50%) of branding projects fall between the $500 and $5,000 range and 80% of branders price their projects based on the time and effort it takes. The primary methods for acquiring clients are referrals and word of mouth (86.1%). 70.4% of branding professionals believe AI will make their work easier and are open to integrating AI tools like ChatGPT, Adobe Software, and Midjourney into their branding processes.

justcreative.comTool

MIDJOURNEY WINS BATTLE OF THE IMAGE UPSCALERS, BUT WITH A CATCH

German stock photographer Robert Kneschke wanted to put Midjourney’s new upscaler to the test so he generated an AI picture on Midjourney in the standard 1024x1024 resolution and then ran it through Midjourney’s 4x upscaler. He was impressed with the results. However, the problem with Midjourney’s upscaler is that the user can only run AI images generated on Midjourney through it so users can’t upload their low-resolution photos to the platform. There are other drawbacks too: Namely, the price.

petapixel.com3 min read

BURN YOUR TOAST

Toast components are easy to miss, stay near the end of the DOM, and make users anxious. Does it make sense to use them?

erikkroes.nl3 min read