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Interesting perspective on what happens when building software becomes almost free.
AI tools make it incredibly easy to generate interfaces and prototypes, but the real challenge is still deciding what is actually worth building.
As a designer, I like the fact that we can test ideas faster and show real interactions instead of static screens.
But good UX still comes from understanding users, not from generating more features.
Building things faster is powerful. But taste, restraint, and user empathy are probably becoming even more valuable now.
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When building is free, what’s worth building?
AI coding tools are rewriting who gets to make software. The question isn’t whether that’s good. It’s what it does to the things we use…
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Building something? If you want a site that looks as good as the thing you’ve built, my inbox is open.
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