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As every year, I’m sharing my predictions for what UX/UI designers should prepare for in the months ahead. Typically, I start by summarizing the previous year’s trends. However, this time, the topic is too important — I want to focus entirely on what’s coming. If you want to revisit last year’s trends, check out my blog.
Now, let’s dive into what lies ahead.
Design process disrupted
This year, instead of listing long list of trends, I’ll focus on the four most important changes we need to prepare for. First one is a complete transformation of how we work.
Don’t get me wrong — the current double diamond process isn’t going anywhere. It’s still an excellent framework for solving the right problems in the right way. However, every activity within this process is about to change significantly, thanks to the rapid development of AI.
