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One widget. One material. A skull that looks back at you.
UI Forge 007, work in progress.
Project files coming soon, free on my Patreon.
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AI can make the interface. But can it decide what should exist?
We’re entering a phase where AI can generate polished UI, explore layouts, and turn ideas into working prototypes incredibly fast.
But there are still questions that need human judgment:
→ What problem are we actually solving?
→ Which feature matters most?
→ Who are we building for?
→ What makes the experience feel simple and intuitive?
→ What creates real value beyond a beautiful screen?
So I’m curious:
What still needs the human touch?
🟣 Product decisions
🟢 User experience
I’d love to know which one you think matters more — and why.
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This week I worked on a widget library for a new SaaS product.
On complex products, a widget library can pass 100 widgets fast. Every one needs multiple sizes, empty and error states, permission rules, and has to handle real data that never looks like the mockup. Without a system, each new widget becomes a one off and the product slowly starts to feel stitched together.
