Designer: apps without AI feature bloat actually feel better to use
talkaboutdesign · x · 2026-11-12
Designer account talkaboutdesign notes that apps which haven't yet stuffed AI features into every corner actually feel better to use. He shares a Spotify screenshot showing the problem: a huge stacked menu (playlists, Blend, AI-generated Prompted Playlists, etc.) crowds the compose screen, leaving tiny tap targets and a cramped bottom nav. A sign that bolting AI features onto products as KPIs is degrading core UX.
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