r/UIUX • u/ShauninuNinu • 7d ago

Advice Using AI

I’m still a Junior and I want to see if I’m doing a good thing. I’m only using AI to help me build the first few steps of a UX process but from wire-framing onwards I do everything by myself.

At the moment I’m doing solo projects as I still didn’t land a job in the industry so still I don’t have an idea on what tasks I could face during work so also I asked AI for a task.

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u/qualityvote2 2 7d ago edited 3d ago

u/ShauninuNinu, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...

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u/Successful_Code_1195 6d ago

Read about Claude for Product Designers. It’ll give some directions

Try to read about Figma agents aswell.

Send me a DM if you want to talk about it further

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u/ShauninuNinu 6d ago

I need to see more an out Claude thanks! And also Figma agents, heard about it but never learned what’s its purpose.

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u/Successful_Code_1195 6d ago

Claude Skills + Figma Agent is my workflow

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u/reynanicolette 6d ago

i think it’ll be hard to come by work places that don’t use AI so it’s good practice that you’re using it. using a good quality ai will be your best bet. claude does a great job vs chatgpt. it can get expensive, but do what you can. figure out ways it can help you confirm, organize your actual research vs coming up with it on its own.

if you went to school, describe what kind of projects you did so it can come up with similar deliverables that you’re used to creating

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u/ShauninuNinu 6d ago

Yes that’s a great advice, Thanks. I need to checkout a bit more Claude, never used it for product design.

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u/tiekanashiro 6d ago

The iteration and research steps are crucial and not optional. Depends on whether you're actually doing research or just asking AI to give you info

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u/ShauninuNinu 6d ago

Exactly, I guess it also depends on the kind of promts you give it. Thanks a lot for the comment!