AI for Pixels @aiforpixels

@drapzdesigns I love footer designs. I always though there should be title as Footer Designer. It's really hard thing to do at least dor me lol

@ccodyy69 We will do with AI

@samongaro_ I don't learn by solving anymore. I learn by reviewing. Claude writes it, I read it, I ask why, I break it. Ten years ago that was called being a senior engineer.

2024: "I'm a designer." 2026: "I'm a vibe coder." 2027: "I sell." Design got free. Selling didn't.

@Tegadesigns Haha, for sure! Funny coincidence though: no matter what I ask, my AI always lands on this color.

@samongaro_ In my view, AI designs work well for machines and agents. But humans still design for humans. Our taste comes from solving real-world problems, and that's something AI can't replicate. What AI produces is essentially Template 2.0.

Design for Human is out But Design for Agent is "really" in? I'm not so sure. I still think both can co-exist.

My question is: are we at the beginning of the AI era, or at the end of its beginning? Both possibilities are terrifying.

If I was starting out, I would NOT learn UI design. I honestly don't think UI designers will be needed in 10 years because nobody's gonna browse websites or apps. They're just gonna talk to it. The future of usability is all about training the model, not the interface design.

What do you guys think about future (like 2 years from now) of Website?

Hi, it's Darshita. I am a designer. And I'm pitching myself in public 'cause I'm done with a year full of anxiety. Everyone says design is dead and AI killed it. But the real parasite was hiding in plain sight. So here's my film, DESIGN IS DEAD. She's bold, fearless and very PINK 💖 Hiring? My DMs are open.

@ydennisy_ @cedric_design its just template 2.0

@cedric_design AI is bad in design if the designer is bad. AI is powerful if the designer is great. simply as this. That's why many clients are failing on creating websites using AI. Honest take is that they will never be good if they don't have designer or designer eye.

Yes, AI is killing design. But not the craft, the proof. Your portfolio shows what you did. A live tool shows what you can do. Clients don't hire the past. I'm curious: how has AI actually changed the way you design and ship? Not the hype, the real workflow.