Every once in a while, a new tool changes what it means to build. You might not notice it right away. You realize it later, when you look back and see that something ended and something new began.
For the last two years, I've dedicated myself to designing a note-taking app for developers. I've handled everything: designing the app, creating campaigns, designing visuals, and defining the brand.
My goal has always been to create something valuable and lasting. Reflecting on this journey, I've learned many lessons, sometimes the hard way. Here are insights I would share with my younger self on creating a beloved app, along with tips to help guide your development process. I hope they will help you too.
When In 2017 I joined Merlon Intelligence, I quickly learned that designing for machine learning is different. Your static screens in Figma are more distant from the real world experiences than ever before. If you want to design great machine learning user experiences you need to design more than interfaces. You need to design how machine learning works.
An inclusive tool that helps makers and indie developers to improve user experience with effortless integration of UI avatars. That is the UI MATERIAL now, although it haven't seemed so from the start.
Artificial intelligence (AI) brings the new wave of automation. It changes every business as electricity did a few years ago. Things become smarter and every business is looking for ways to put machine learning into production to bring value to customers. Everyone wants to incorporate that intelligence into their product. But, where to start?