AI and user pain
Where generated interfaces become generic, confusing, inaccessible or disconnected from the problem they should solve.
We study user needs, established patterns, accessibility and AI-generated design so important choices can be based on evidence rather than assumptions.
Where generated interfaces become generic, confusing, inaccessible or disconnected from the problem they should solve.
What established products and platforms already do well, and when using a proven approach is better than inventing one.
How keyboard use, focus, contrast, zoom, motion and assistive technology affect the product experience.
Which tools are useful for the work, without letting a particular provider dictate the product architecture.
Useful findings become requirements, design rationale, benchmark inputs or validation rules when their implications are clear.