Designing With AI? Make a Jig: A New Paradigm for Interface Design
danshipper · x · 2026-08-08
Drawing an analogy from woodworking, the article explores the concept of a 'jig' in AI-assisted interface design. A jig constrains movement to ensure consistent, accurate results. The author argues that designers should build similar custom tools to manage AI's unpredictability, ensuring precision and consistency in the creative process.
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