Hi friend, it’s another new week. Hope you’re doing ok. Here’s some things that I’ve been reading since I was last up in your inbox. Some real beauties this week.
The Right to Protest - the exhibition navigating counter-culture through archival activist design.
I enjoyed reading Large Language Muddle - a great title, and a healthy dose of AI skepticism.
Josh Clark’s piece on Wiring interface to intent is a must read for AI-product designers.
“We operate under the illusion that we’re all working towards a single, shared vision of the product. The reality is, we’re not.” - Been thinking about this piece all week.
I’m super impressed, and wowed by OpenAI’s new App design guidelinesI think this represents a paradigm shift for AI driven user experiences, evolving from text based interaction to richer, dynamically driven UIs.
Cool writeup from Smith and Diction on branding Perplexity.
Some nice articles on the fundamentals : How to create a typographic hierarchy, and 7 Practical Animation Tips.
Always fascinated by what Intercom are up to and interesting to see them lead the way for designers to be Shipping code, vibe coding the roadmap, and owning the entire frontend.
Thanks for reading,Ben