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Web design is evolving and AI is becoming part of the process. ✦
Exploring the latest insights from Contra Creative Intelligence Report 2026 from the tools designers use to the workflows shaping how we create.
But the real question is: how are designers adapting?👀
#WebDesign #CreativeAI #Contra
The real shift isn't just about adding AI to the workflow, but how it changes the initial discovery phase. Designers are moving from pixel perfect execution to curating and refining AI generated concepts, which requires a fundamentally different set of evaluation skills.
Absolutely! AI is changing not just how we design but how we think and approach the entire creative process.
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