Revolutionize UX/UI: AI-Design Strategies with ChatGPT

1. Course overview: Welcome to the future of design. Are you ready to transform your new XI skills and stay ahead in the ever evolving world of technology. In our groundbreaking revolutionize, I design strategies with GP unlock the power of AI to elevate your design journey. This isn't just another course. It's a gateway to mastering I in design. Join a community where innovation needs creativity. Whether you are a seasoned designer or just starting out, our course is tailored to ignit your potential and expand your toolkit with AI driven strategies, image harnessing the power of GBT to create intuitive user focused design. With this course, it's not just learning. It's about transforming your approach to U XI with AI insights would make a difference. Why a way to shape the future of design? Be part of a movement that's redefining UI. This course offers more the knowledge. It's an investment in your career, creativity, and the future you envision your journey to becoming an AI empowered designer starts here. 2. I'll keep this course up to date: Before we have any deeper guys, I want you to make sure that you understand that I'm doing my best to update this course as Cech PD evolves. Cech PD is rapidly evolving with new tools and methodologies emerging irregularly. This course aims to keep pace with these changes. To ensure that you are equipped with the most up to date content and information. To keep the content of this course fresh and relevant, I have implemented some strategies. The course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding both of the UAC design and ch. So we start with the basics of UX design and gradually introduce how CPT can help us improve our X processes. Also, CPT and UX design itself is rapidly evolving. To keep up with these changes, I will regularly update the course content. Whenever new tools are introduced, new features, new functionality, I will do my best to keep the content of this course update. So I will at new sections or update existing ones to keep the content fresh and up to date. The course, I will share important updates and announcement through the specific section of the platform. So stay updated and stay connected. By implementing the strategies, I want to provide a dynamic and up to date learning experience. My goal is to ensure that you are well equipped to leverage AI technologies like HPT in your US design processes, creating innovative and user friendly solutions. 3. Introduction to AI in UX/UI: Hello and war. Welcome to everyone. Today we embark on a fascinating journey to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, GPT, a new XY design. Whether you are a seasoned designer, a curious beginner, or somewhere in between discourse is your getaway to understanding how AI is transforming the design world. Let's dive in first, let's define AI context of UI design. Ai, or artificial intelligence, refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines. These machines, specially computers, are programmed to think like humans and mimic directions in design. This means AI can assist in tasks ranging from symbol automation to complex decision making processes. Now, how exactly is AI impacting UI design? The answer lies in its ability to process large amounts of data, recognize patterns, and provide insights that were previously unattainable. This capability is a game changer in understanding user behavior preferences and needs. Let's look at some real world examples. I tools can analyze user interaction data to suggest design improvements, automate repetitive tasks like color adjustments, and even generate design elements based on certain parameters. These applications save time and open up new creative possibilities. A common misconception is that AI might replace human designers, but that's far from the truth. Ai is here to enhance our creativity, not replace it. It offers tools and insights that augment our skills and free us up to focus on more creative aspects of design. One of I's most significant contributions to Y is personalization. By analyzing user data, AI can create personalized experience for users, Making interfaces more intuitive and user friendly. This level of personalization was hard to achieve before the advent of AI in design. As we look to the future, AI's role in design is only set to grow from predictive design to real time user adaptation. The possibilities are endless imaging, a design that evolves with the user constantly adapting to provide the best experience. The future we are heading towards with great power comes great responsibility. As designer, we must be mindful of the ethical implications of using AI. This includes concerns about privacy, data security, and ensuring the AI power designs are inclusive and unbiased. As participants in this course, you are at the forefront of this exciting evolution. Your understanding of AI in new axia design will not only enhance your skill set, but also prepare you for the future of design. It's an opportunity to lead the charge in this new era of design. I encourage you to think about how I can transform your approach to design. Keep an open mind, experiment and embrace the change. 4. Overview of ChatGPT and its capabilities: Let's dive into the word of Chechipt and explore its remarkable capabilities. Chechpt is a variant of the famous GPT model, which stands for generative pre trained transformer. It has taken the AI award by Storm and for good reason, let's uncover what makes ChachiPT groundbreaking tool in UX design. Chgpt is an advanced language processing AI model. It's designed to understand, generate, and respond to human language in a way that's incredibly natural and intuitive. This capability opens up a plethora of opportunities in various fields, including UXuI design. At its heart, ChgPT is powered by machine learning algorithms trained on vast data sets of text. This training enables it to understand the context, make inferences, and generate human like text for designers. This means ChachipT can assist in tasks ranging from content generation to user interaction simulations. How does Chachipt enhance user experience? Imagine a tool that can predict user needs, offer personalized recommendations, and even assist in creative, more engaging user interfaces. Gpt can do all these by analyzing user data and interactions to provide actionable insights. One of the most exciting capabilities of ChGPT is its ability to automate various aspects of the design process. From generating initial design concepts to creating user focus content. Cgpt can help streamline workflows making the design process more efficient and less time consuming. Imagine you have a personal assistant, 2047. Well, GPT can be your personal XY assistant in crafting user experience and interfaces in user research. Gpt is a game changer. It can analyze user feedback, conduct sentiment analysis, and even help in creating detailed user personas. This level of analysis was once a resource intensive task, Now made simple and fast with GPT, TPT excels in personalization and customization. By understanding user preferences and behavior, it can assist in designing interfaces that are not just user friendly but also highly personalized. This leads to enhanced user satisfaction and engagement. Another remarkable feature of Ch TBT is its ability to facilitate real time interaction support, whether it's through chat boards or interactive interfaces. Che GPT can engage with users in a meaningful way, providing support and enhancing the overall user experience. While Che Chipt is indeed powerful, it's also important to acknowledge its limitations. It relies on the data it was trained on. Biases in the data can influence its outputs. As designer, it's crucial to use Chechipt responsibly and complement its capabilities with human oversight. Looking ahead, the integration of Che GPT in new Xia design promises to be increasingly innovative. As the technology evolves, we can expect even more sophisticated applications. I encourage you to think about the potential applications of ChechPT in your design projects. Its capabilities are not just impressive, they are transformative. 5. ChatGPT interface: Let's now delve into an overview of the ChchiPT platform particularly focusing on its latest model, ChechPt four. This model represents the latest version implying that its knowledge base is updated up to April 2023. However, it's important to know that ChchiPT is a continually evolving platform, constantly enhancing its capabilities and information repository. Users have the option to choose from various ChgPD engines, each offering distinct functionalities tailored to diverse needs and applications. Ch GPT four, the premium version of ChGBT, incorporates advanced functionalities. These include a, an image generation engine integrated within Ch, GPT browsing capabilities that allow for web exploration. However, it's important to note that there is a limitation of 40 messages every 3 hours for this version. On the other hand, Ch GPT 3.5 the predessor by four offers a more basic and free version of the system. While it can perform a wide array of tasks, its data processing and response generation are less sophisticated compared to P four. Also, the platform offers a range of plug ins the user can install and utilize according to their specific needs. There are plugins for creating Powerpoint presentations and accessing information from Wikipedia, among others. These tools can be particularly useful for UX designers. As you can see from the interface. The left hand side features the button to initiate a new chat. Scrawling down there is the Explorer button, which displays available chat GPT models. These models are customized GPT's developed for specific purposes. For example, there is a GPT for analyzing written copy, providing feedback to enhance writing skills for the Don. User can access their check history and manage their settings, including the selection between paid and free plans. The platform allows for the creation of a customized CheGPT's tailored to specific goals and objectives. We will cover in a separate lesson how to give specific instructions to ChgPT to assist in UX design. Work. In the settings menu, users can find general options like thin color language settings, the ability to clear chat history, beta features, plug in management, chat history, and training options for the AI board. There is also a section for sharing links to chats and accessing profile information. We will continue exploring other features during our course. Stay tuned and look for the magic. 6. How AI is changing the UX/UI landscape: Let's explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the UXUI landscape. Ai is not just a buzzword, it's a revolutionary force in design. Let's dive into understanding the impact AI is having on U XI design. First off, let's paint the big picture. Ai in UI design is about harnessing the power of advanced algorithms and machine learning to create more intuitive, engaging, and personalized user experiences. It's a blend of science and art where technology meets creativity. One of the most significant ways AI is changing the game is true. Personalization, like even before, designer can now use AI to tailor experiences to individual users at scale, from customized layout to personalized content. Ai is making design more user centric. User research is the backbone of the XI design. Ai is revolutionizing process. Ai powered tools can analyze a vast amount of user data, recognize patterns, and arrive in size much quicker and more accurately than traditional methods. This means deeper understanding of user behaviors and needs. Ai is also streamlining the design process. Tasks that used to take hours, like sorting through user feedback or creating wire frames, can now be done in minutes. This efficiency frees up designers to focus on more creative aspects pushing the boundaries of innovation. Imagine a design that anticipates user needs even before the user does. That's the power of predictive UX AI algorithms can predict user actions and provide them with options or information proactively enhancing the overall user experience. Prototyping and testing are also getting an IM cool. I can quickly generate design prototypes based on user data and preferences and then evaluate these designs against user behavior. This rapid iteration process ensures that the final product is both user friendly and effective in design, must be used ethically. It's vital to ensure that AI driven designs are inclusive and accessible to all users. That designers are mindful of biases that AI systems might have. While I brings efficiency and innovation, the challenge for designer is to keep the human touch in designs. The goal is to use AI as a tool to enhance human creativity, not replace it. Remember, the best designs will always have a human heart behind AI brain. As designers, it's essential to stay updated with AI advancements and continuously learn how to incorporate these into our work. The future of UI is AI driven? Remember that AI in UI design is an ongoing journey. It's about exploring, experimenting, and continuously evolving with the technology. Stay curious, stay creative, and embrace the II revolution in design. 7. Capabilities and limitations: Understanding both the strengths and weaknesses of this AI model is important for leveraging its potential in extra design effectively. Let's dive into the details. First, let's talk about its capabilities. Chchipt excels in understanding and generating human line text. This makes it incredibly useful for tasks like automated customer support, content creation, and even coding assistance. Its ability to understand context and generate coherent responses is particularly valuable in enhancing user interactions. Gpt applications extend beyond just text generation. It can be integrated into chat boots, useful language translations, and even for training other AI models. Its versatility makes it a valuable asset in the toolbox of an UXUI designer. In terms of personalization, GPT can tailor interactions based on user data, leading to more engaging and relevant user experiences. It also significantly increases efficiency. Automating tasks that would otherwise require extensive human input. Now let's see its limitations. One of the primary limitations of ChagepT is its reliance on the data it was trained on. This means it can sometimes generate biased or inaccurate responses reflecting limitation in needs training dataset. Another challenge is understanding context and nuance, especially in complex conversations. While Chechipt is adept at interpretering language, it may not fully grasp the subtleties of human communication, such as Circasm or specific cultural nuances. Additionally, integrating human oversight in AI driven processes can help mitigate errors and biases, ensuring a more balanced and ethical use of the technology. Looking ahead, the capabilities of Chechipti are likely to expand and its limitations reduce as technology evolves. This ongoing improvement will open up even more possibilities for its application in new XY design and beyond. 8. AI assisted tools for your UX process: Miro (complete): Let's now dive into the exciting word of AI enabled tools that can revolutionize the way we work. Our focus for this lesson is mirror, A game changer in team collaboration and project management in New XI design. Let's start by exploring how to access I feature. Just head to the bottom right of mirrors interface, see that AII can click it and you are in the world of AI driven possibilities inside mirrors. I took it we have some powerful features from summarizing ideas and extracting actions, to creating dynamic presentations and images. These tools are designed to streamline your creative process. Now let's put Miro to the test. We'll ask our AI assistant to help us craft a presentation for a digital products EX process. Instead of generating sticky nodes, Miro surprises us with a well organized list of actionable tasks. Let's turn this into engaging sticky nodes and place them strategically on our mirror board. Next up the Mirror assistant toolbar. Here we can explore functions like summarizing grouping by keyword and even sentiment analysis. These features not only save time, but also bring clarity and focus to our project framework. Finally, let's challenge mirror to create an image. Remember, mirrors I is in beta. Expect some quirks. But as we can see from the result here, even with some imperfections, the result can be quite impressive and useful for different design stages. In conclusion, mirrors AI integration may still be evolving, but its current capabilities offer us a glimpse into the future of design collaboration. Experiment, explore and make the most of these AI tools in your next project. 9. AI assisted tools for your UX process: FigJam (complete): Whether you are brainstoring the next big idea with your team or diving deep into UX research gems you covered with some slick AI functionalities. Let's jump in now. Imagine you are in the pilot seat. Right there on the left side of your Fig jam board is your co pilot, the AI button. Give it a click and voila, a treasure of AI driven suggestions. Falls. Before you want to streamline your brainstorming, check need to whip up a flow chart. Fast done, looking to supercharge your efficiency. You got it. Say hello to your virtual assistant, the Jenny in the Fig jam lamp. Now let's ask Fem to generate a retrospective, especially handy after intense springs swiftly compiles steam retrospective incorporating inside full points, this process remarkably swift, transforms ideas into actionable plans. Within moments, spot something you want to dive deeper into. Just select click the button and explore options like summarizing content or categorizing those sticky notes by theme. It's like having your very own research assistant who never sleeps the real beauty. Think gems efficiency isn't just impressive. It's a sneak peek into the feature of collaborative design functionalities that echo the wonders of mirror. Fig jam is here to elevate your team's credit game. Are you ready to transform the way you work with Fig jam? Let's get started and unleash the full potential of your collaborative genius. 10. Custom instructions for your UX processes in ChatGPT: As I mentioned in a previous lesson, we can provide customized instructions to GPT to enhance its understanding of its role as your personal II system. This customization also tailors how it responds to our specific needs. To do this, we navigate to our count and access the custom instruction section. Here we can see two fields where we can input our specific requirements. It's important to know that inputting data here is optional, but highly beneficial for the software to align with our expectations. Especially since we want GPT to act as our dedicated UX specialist or UX designer assistant here, where it says, what would you like GPT to know about? To provide better responses, we might input some info about ourselves. For example, I am based in Italy. I am a UX designer. I love cognitive psychology and football soccer. I can talk hours about professional growth and career. My goal is to create the best online platform for professional UX designer in the world. Of course guys, this is just an example, but let you understand the way we can use this field to enhance GPT capabilities for our specific case. Remember that the character limit for this input is 1,500 allowing for comprehensive instructions for the second field. The question is, how would you like GPT to respond? Here we can specify the tone of voice, the tone of the responses, whether academic friendly, et cetera. We can specify the format, tabular paragraph list, the style, whether creative or precise, et cetera, the level of detail desired in responses, Preferred sources for information retrival, whether we want GPT to have certain opinions or remain neutral on specific topics. An example, my user experience, should always be important in your responses. These custom instructions enable us to personalize GP's response to better align with our unique requirements and project. 11. Ideation and brainstorming with AI: In this lesson, we'll explore how AI technologies like Chechipeti can revolutionize the creative process in your Tua design. Ai is not just a tool for execution. It's a partner in creativity. Let's discover how AI can enhance the brainstorming process and help in ideation. Ideation and brainstorming are very important phases in any design process. They set the foundation for the project and determine its creative direction. Ai, with its ability to process and analyze vast amounts of data, can bring unique insights and ideas to the brainstorming table. It can suggest design elements based on current trends, user preferences, and even successful case studies. This can kick, start the eitiation process with a solid database foundation. I can also enhance creativity by challenging conventional thinking. It can provide suggestions that not be immediately obvious to human designers, thereby broadening the creative horizon. It's like having an ever curious, ever learning design partner who constantly brings new ideas to the table. One of the biggest challenges in any creative process is overcoming blocks. Ai with its endless capacity for generating ideas and solutions can be an effective tool in overcoming the harders, ensuring a constant flow of creative ideas. Now let's jump in Ch GPT and see how it handles this. I was recently thinking about the personal project, a website dedicated to the word of UX Learning. I'm curious to see how GPT can assist me in bringing this vision to life. First off, we need a well defined prompt to help Ch GPT understand precisely what we are aiming to achieve. The prompt is, now you are my business assistant. I want to create a website with a variety of courses in the UxYfield. What do you suggest to begin this and to have success in this project? As you can see, I've asked ChgPt to act as my business assistants. The task is to create a web platform offering a diverse array of UX courses I'm seeking and looking for Chachpt's advice on how to kick start this process and ensure its success. Let's see its response. Chchipt has outlined a series of strategic steps for our project. Market research course, Development Site Design, Understanding the technology and platform choices, considering the marketing and promotional strategy, gathering feedback, seeking new partners and networking opportunities, and addressing legal and financial considerations. This is fantastic. Now I want to generate a brief to communicate my idea to the designers or maybe to the stakeholders. Depending on your needs, this would provide them with clear direction on what to focus on. Now I requested Judge PT to generate such a brief, a text that encapsulates all necessary information for the designers. In my specific case, the problem is Now generate a design brief to convey the website idea and the project to the UX researcher designer. As I mentioned before, you can add stakeholders or whatever you want here. I also added, please be concise and make the point clear. Let's see what it says. Boom, it really did an excellent job. Gbt has crafted a comprehensive brief outlining the creation of a site that offers a broad spectrum of Ux courses from advanced to intermediate and beginner levels. Including courses on ethnography and the application of AI in UX design. With this target and these objectives in mind, we've got a list of key functions, considerations, technologies, and tools to use equiped with this script. We're now ready to progress in our endeavor, developing our sight and research with the help of artificial intelligence. In conclusion, integrating AI into the ideation and brainstorming phases of the Tua design opens up new possibilities. It empowers designers to create more innovative user centric and aficion designs. 12. Crafting UX Projects with ChatGPT and Miro: All right, we received some guidance and tips from our AI friend. Let's anchor this wisdom in black and white. First up, we are going to transcribe the entire roadmap laid out by Char GPT, ensuring that at any moment we can refer back to our strategic plan. Have you ever dreamt of crafting presentations in seconds? That's been my aspiration. And now let's see how mirror turns this dream into reality. We'll click on the Mirror system button, paste our text, and select the presentation function. Just like that, our virtual assistant, powered by artificial intelligence, whips up a set of slides from the information we provided. Voila, within seconds, we have a deck of slides. Now they might need some tweaking, adding images and bringing in logical coherence. Remember, it's a beta version. Perfection is a work in progress, yet this tool saves us a heap of time, which is extraordinary. The magic doesn't stop here. Let's also transfer the design brief for our X project will include technology and tools. Once pasted into Miro, we can even ask it to generate sticky notes, like having a brainstorming session on the fly. The sticky notes are very rich of information. Maybe fewer of them would have been better. But we can work on this. We'll ask our virtual assistant to summarize the key points. Potentially giving us a compact design brief that could read something like this. Develop a comprehensive website offering online courses in Xia design for beginners to advance. Practitioners prioritize user centered design, responsive layout and engagement. Key features include clear course listings, interactive models, user can managements and community forum emphasize simplicity, use a suitable color scheme and typography. And integrate with Wordpress, learn dash for content management and course delivery. Now with this concise blueprint, we are all set to move forward in crafting our site. Tapping into the endless potential VI to drive our creative process. Ready to bring this vision to life. Let's get started. 13. Using ChatGPT for user personas: New XUI design. Understanding the user is key. Today we'll explore how GPT can be a powerful tool. In gaining this understanding, let's dive into how GPT can revolutionize the fundamental aspects of the XUI design. Creating user personas, empty maps, and journey maps are important steps in designing user scentic products. These tools help us understand our users needs experiences, emotions, and behaviors. First, let's talk about user personas. These are fictional characters that represent your target users. Gpt can help in creating detailed and realistic proto personas by analyzing user data and generating comprehensive profiles including demographics behaviors and needs. Why data use the expression proto persona? According to Nielsen Norman group, proto personas meant to quickly align the team's existing assumptions about who the users are, but not based on research. On the other hand, qualitative personas are based on small sample qualitative research, such as interviews, usability tests, or field studies. When we create user personas with the aid of GPT, we refer to them as proto personas. This means they are not based on qualitative research, but on data from ChGPT, which makes it very realistic and quite reliable. Beyond basic mographics, GPT can provide insights into users motivations, frustrations, and goals. By analyzing user interactions and feedback, this can make your personas more nuanced and aligned with actual user characteristics. Let's now create a proto persona for our project. First step is to provide a detailed and precise prompt to ChgiPT to define what we aim to achieve. Based on our project outline and the design brief, ChachiPt will generate two proto personas. In this case, I will use a very simple prong because ChgPT remembers our conversation so far and understands what I'm looking for. The prong is generate two protopersonas based on this project. Our first protopersona is Emily, a junior graphic designer with aspirations to become a UX designer. She is 26 years old and represents our beginner user group. The information provided by ChGPT includes her behaviors, goals, and the technologies she's familiar with, giving us a realistic view of our user base. The second protopersona represents a more advanced user, a software developer seeking to expand into UX design to enhance his development skills. We will transfer our new proto persona into our mirror board. Once in the mirror board will organize these personas to ensure clarity and visual coherence. We can use mirror templates to structure our proto personas, selecting one that fits our needs. If available, we can utilize advanced features like generating images for our personas to add a visual element, these images can be used as internal reference to better understand and represent our user groups. Finally, we'll fill in the details manually using the data we have. Remember, we can also use AI to create additional nodes and integrate them into our personas. As you can see, I've tied up our board. I've organized the information provided by ChachiPT into my board. The result is a realistically generated persona by AI. As you can see here, ChgPT formulates its responses based on a vast array of data, which allows us to receive realistic answers. Now I'm thinking how much time it would have taken me to create such a detailed persona. Manually likely, I would have needed to conduct Google searches, read blog articles, delve into videos. This research could have easily taken up a full day of work at minimum which GBT. I've managed to accomplish all these within minutes and achieved an excellent quality result. At the same time, of course, I will make necessary adjustments to the personas description or other attributes if they don't align perfectly with my expertise designer or what the stakeholders know regarding our target. But still, this is a fantastic result. 14. Using ChatGPT for empathy mapping: Moving on to empathy mapping. This tool helps us understand users emotional experiences. Gpd can assist by analyzing emotional cues from user feedback, social media conversations, and support interactions, providing a deeper understanding of users feeling and experiences. With ChechiPT, you can create more comprehensive empathy maps that not only cover basic emotional responses, but also delve into the underlying reasons behind these emotions, providing a richer context for design decisions. We'll ask ChgPT to generate an empathy map for each persona, and we'll then add these maps into Mio. We'll do this by giving ChgiPT simple specific prompt to create two empathy maps for our personas. The prompt is, generate an empathy map for each of these personas. As you can see, it's very simple. Empathy maps are key to understand our users. They help us get closer to their thoughts, what they say, see, think, and feel, enabling us to provide a better user experience. Now, GPT has efficiently generated empathy map for Emily and our second persona array, exactly as we requested. Next, we'll transfer these empathy maps into our Miro board, ensuring each persona's information is properly organized. We'll also look for a dedicated template for the empathy map, removing any unnecessary elements like demographics data and touch points already present in our user personas. We then ask mirror to generate sticky notes with empathy map information provided by Ch GPT. After placing these sticky notes in the sections of the template, we can adjust colors to differentiate them. We can enhance the clarity of each persona's empathy map. If this information seems unclear, we can always ask PT to generate more insights about this. Let's take a look at Emily's empathy map for instance. She says, I love creating designs that resonate with people. I need to learn more about the X to advance my career. Thoughts include, I need to balance learning with my current job. And I want to make designs that are not just beautiful but also user friendly. These insights are invaluable and we'll continuously update them. We can create a visual focus by placing an image of Emily at the center of the empathy map, updating the name accordingly in just a few minutes. As you have seen, we have our comprehensive empathy map ready. 15. Using ChatGPT for journey mapping: Let's now discuss Journey mapping. This is about visualizing the user's experience with your product from start to finish. Chgpti can contribute by analyzing user behavior patterns and identifying key touch points, pain points, and moments of delight in the user journey. By analyzing large volumes of user intervention data, ChgPT can help identify areas for improvement in the user journey. This can be invaluable in optimizing the user experience and addressing specific user needs. Let's now see how to create journey maps for our users. We will ask ChachiPt to create hypothetical or ideal journey maps for our users from the beginning to the end of the journey on our website for the courses. Once again, it's important to insert a clear and specific prompt. Always keeping in mind that AchiPT remembers most of the conversation from our chat. Therefore, the task is to generate a comprehensive and exhaustive hypothetical journey map for each of these personas. Chchipt will immediately get to work, also providing information on its method and some tips that can be useful for this phase. For each persona we can then see in Chegiptd result. Truly a surprising and excellent result with different phases of the journey map. From the moment our user becomes aware of their needs through the decision registration on boarding, et et cetera. This will allow us to have a complete picture of all the necessary steps to make the user experience satisfying and engaging. We will now copy and paste this information into our board, separating the two personas. In this case, we will also look for a mirror template dedicated to customer journey mapping. Here you can see that there are a series of steps, which are fewer than steps we currently have in GPT and insert the information we obtain into our journey map. An interesting thing here in the template is that we have a series of value operations actions, touch points, customer feelings, opportunities, and so on. What we can do is to ask ChGPT to generate, regenerate, or reformulate the journey map, taking into account this information. Here's the prompt, Generate it one more time. This time, take into consideration the following aspects. Actions, needs and pains, touch points, customer feelings, opportunities. Let's see what GPT does. As you can see, this is really the absolute potential of ChagPt. We gave it a more specific prompt asking for what we wanted to achieve. What it is doing is exactly what we wanted. It is giving us data to insert for each of the aspects we indicated. This will surely allow us to have even more precise and exhaustive research all in a very short time. Let's now copy this information and use it for our customer journey. We really have a lot of work to do. Once again, we can ask Miro to create stickies and see what happens. Mira is now generating stickies. There are really a lot of information. It takes a little more time. As you can notice, a series of information has been created according to the part of the flow. First, let's separate Emily from then we can delete this part and bring everything closer to our journey map. We can then insert them into our journey map. Now as you can see, we have our complete finished result. Our journey map has been completed, filled, and updated with the information provided by HGPT. The result is extraordinary because it's absolutely realistic and probably similar to what I would have done if I had conducted independent research. Of course, I can further enrich these boxes, the states, by asking chachiBT follow up questions that allow me to get a more complete picture, all of these guys in just a few minutes. An extraordinary result that we have achieved through artificial intelligence. While ChachiPT can provide extensive data driven insights, it's important to integrate these with human understanding and intuition. Combining AI analysis with the expertise of yet designers ensures a balance and empathetic approach design. It's important to use AI responsibly, especially when dealing with user data. Ensuring privacy, considering ethical implications, and avoiding biases in AI generated insights are key considerations in this process. In conclusion, GPT can significantly enhance the process of creating user persona empty maps and user journey maps. It brings a data driven perspective to the tools, making them more insightful and effective. 16. Utilizing ChatGPT for User Interviews: In this lesson, we'll explore how GPT can revolutionize the way we conduct user research. The key to great UX design is understanding the user. Chgpt can be an invaluable asset. In this endeavor, user interviews and service are fundamental in gathering insights about user preferences, behaviors, and needs. Let's delve into how ChgPti can enhance the research methods, making them more efficient, insightful. First, let's look at user interviews. Chgpt can assist in creating interview scripts, ensuring that all important questions are covered. Additionally, its natural language processing capabilities make it an excellent tool for analyzing interview responses, extracting key insights and themes. But let's start from the interview scrypt. Let's input a prompt into Chagpt that will help us generate a suitable question for each of our personas. Let's write the prompt, Provide a minimum of ten questions for each persona, tailoring the questions to the specific type of that user persona. Let's see how Chip responds. We can see that ChgiPt is generating a series of questions for Emily, the inspiring UX designer. And specific questions suited for a more advanced user persona like Array. The software developer, GPT, has crafted these questions to be appropriate for each type of persona. Now we can copy these questions and use them as we want. Let's take them and copy them into our mirror board. We can separate them as usual, and from there create a series of stickies. To do this, we can copy and pace them into the mirror system and ask it to generate stickies that we can use within the mirror board if we wish or simply use this text in a different way. Now, how much time is needed to recruit suitable interviews for your research? It's a very time consuming process. Imagine if GPT could emulate any persona you need, providing responses like those of a real human, effectively, thinking and acting like them. I know this concept is mind blowing. Let's explore its practical application. To do this task effectively, it's crucial to write a detailed and comprehensive prompt that allows Cha GPT to fully understand what we want to do. Let's do it now. I want you to act and respond to my questions a human. I want you to become Emily, my first user persona. Please give me human responses without bullet points. I ask PT to avoid bullet points because PT tends to respond with bullet points. But having tried the several times, it's clear we almost never get a bullet pointed response from a real user we are interviewing. I found this approach very different from reality, which is why I've included the specific instructions in my pro. Another thing I need to do now is to copy the questions that Chachi pet gave me for Emily. I put them at the end of my prong and see what ChgPT responds. You can see that ChachiPt is actually replicating my questions and giving a response. That's just amazing. Let's read the first one, for example, would inspire you to consider a career in new X design. The possible response from our user, Emily, is always been fascinated by the way design can impact user experience. I realize that cute design isn't just about how things look, but how they walk and feel. When I discovered design, it seemed like the perfect blend of creativity and practical problem solving Guys, this response is really similar to that of a normal human being. A normal person, this thing is absolutely crazy. I don't even know if this is ethically correct. I'm joking. Obviously, Echiptia simply put itself in the shoes of that person, capturing all the knowledge it has about the background of that person and responded just at that person would have done. I'm not saying that we should take this information for good 100% or that we can blindly create any product based only on this. But it's still something extraordinary. Especially when we have a small budget and many projects are done with a small budget, as you know, can certainly change our lives, our work. The most incredible thing is that the responses often even better ones of real human. How many times during our interviews we have responses like yes, no, I don't know. Maybe causing just to waste a lot of time and money. Well, with ChachiPT will never have such a foolish response, and this is a great thing. Now that we have the answers to our questions, we can continue with our research. We can paste these questions and answers into Miro or another software that we prefer. 17. Utilizing ChatGPT for surveys: Moving to surveys, ChgPT can be used to design survey questions that are clear, concise, and likely to yield valuable data. It can also assist in personalizing surveys based on the target demographic, increasing response rates, and the relevance of the data collected. If we are considering organizing a survey with your users, and we have a database of users to whom we can send a series of questions and request responses. We can actually input a precise prompt into ChagPt to obtain a set of questions to ask our users. Once again, it's crucial to insert a clear and specific pront. The more information we provide to GPT, the better its response will be. We've written a physible pront where we're given GPT as much relevant information as possible that can be used by the system to formulate a series of specific questions for our survey. The prompt states, now help me to formulate 20 questions for my survey. I'll send this survey to my customer base of UX designers who enrolled to my UX design course. Let's see how GPT responds. We can already see from the first few questions that GPT has not made generic survey questions, but has followed my instructions. In my specific case, I told GPT that the client base is taken from a previous course on UX design. It should base the survey questions on this information. The result is astonishing because it's exactly what I need. For example, the first question asks, when was the first time you heard about our design course? What motivated you to involve in the course? How would you rate the structure of the course? I want to emphasize that all these questions have been structured and generated specifically based on destruction I gave. While ChGPD offers many advantages, it's more effective when used in conjunction with traditional research methods. Combining AI insights with human intuition and expertise leads to more holistic and accurate understanding of user data. Looking forward, the role of AI in research is set to grow even more. With advancements in AI, tools like ChGPT will become even more sophisticated, offering deeper insights and more efficient data processing. In conclusion, utilizing GPT for survey significantly enhance the user research process, leading to more informed and user centric design decisions. As we wrap up, consider how you can integrate ChechiPT into your user research methodologies to gain deeper user insights. However, it's important to remember that this does not substitute essential human expertise in the field. 18. Analyzing User Feedback with AI: With this lesson, we'll explore the powerful role AI plays in interpreting and utilizing user feedback. User feedback is a gold mine of insights for any UxUI designer. However, sifting through this feedback to extract relevant insights can be a hard task. This is where AI steps in providing efficient and effective analysis. Ai, with its advanced data processing capabilities analyze large volumes of user feedback quickly and accurately. It can identify common themes, sentiments, and even specific user needs that might not be immediately obvious. One of the key features of AI in feedback analysis is sentiment analysis. Ai tools can assess the emotional tone of user feedback, categorizing it into positive, negative, or neutral sentiments. This provides a clear picture of user satisfaction and areas of concern beyond sentiments. I can perform thematic analysis, identifying recurring topics or issues in user feedback. This helps in pinpointing specific aspects of your product that need improvement or are particularly appreciated by users. Now let's imagine the following scenario. We have conducted interviews with real users and gathered a series of feedback which we have documented. Or we have a set of survey responses that we have obtained. We now want to analyze these responses results GPT four. The paid version allows us to analyze a text either by pasting the content of the responses or by uploading a file. Let's see this inaction with our file, we can drop it into Ch GPT and then input a prompt asking GPT to analyze the content of the file. Here I've written a prong asking ChgPT to analyze the responses of Emily and my two user personas and to provide feedback regarding their goals and frustrations. Additionally, it should highlight any significant points and design decisions that can help me improve their user experience. Let's see its response. Here you can notice that it is reading the document now, actually responding to my question. Here's the result. The analysis of Emus responses, including our goals, frustrations, some decisions that can help me make better choices regarding the design and structure of the courses. As for A, we have a very interesting feedback regarding his goals. For example, we can see that wants to integrate X principles into his role as a software developer and develop skills in user research and interface design. Regarding his frustrations, wants to shift from a technical mindset to a more user focused one, which is a challenge for him is also looking for ways to balance this work with learning U X. These insights allow us to quickly obtain where we want a series of user goals, frustrations, and action items which allow us to speed up our work. The ultimate goal of analyzing user feedback is to integrate these insights into the design process. Ai can help prioritize feedback based on its relevance and impact. Guiding designers on where to focus their efforts for maximum improvement. Now let's ask ChGPT to prioritize the feedback and give us something practical to work on. In this case, the problem will be, help me prioritize feedback based on its relevance and impact. Guide designers on where to focus their efforts for maximum improvement. Let's see ChGPT' response. You can notice that Ch TPT provides a series of suggestions on where to focus our efforts. For example, 0.2 talks about developing two separate educational tracks, separate models for beginners and more advanced users. 0.5 suggests introducing webinars and workshops. 0.6 discusses learning at one's own pace and according to one's own schedule for flexibility. A series of ideas and functionalities to develop within our interface that clearly and directly respond to our user's needs, which GPT now knows perfectly as we have prepared and warmed up it. To have such knowledge, a technology continues to evolve, its role in analyzing user feedback will become even more significant. We can expect more sophisticated analysis, deeper insights, and an even more user centric approach to design. Utilizing EI for analyzing user feedback is a game changer in your ad design. It enables designers to understand their users better and make informed decisions to enhance user experience. As we rop up, think about how you can incorporate AI into your feedback analysis process to create more user friendly and effective designs. 19. Generating user stories with AI: In this lesson, we focus on how GPT can be used to transform raw data and user feedback into actionable, compelling user stories. These are essential elements in creating user centered designs, A new XUI design. Understanding the user's journey and experience is very important. Ai has the remarkable ability to analyze vast amounts of data and translate them into meaningful insights and user stories, enhancing our understanding of the user's world. The first step in this process is transforming raw data into insights. Ai tools can analyze user behavior, feedback, and preferences to provide a deeper understanding of what users truly need and want from your product or service. From these insights, AI can help in crafting user stories. These stories put a human face on the data, creating narratives that depict the user's interactions, challenges, and experiences with your product. The storytelling approach is key to empathetic and effective design. Let's jump in and see how to do that. Here we are in GPT about to create user stories based on the data and research we have obtained. The prom is quite straightforward. We ask Ch GPT to generate the 20 most important user stories for this project. Additionally, we request the user stories be based on the research information we have gathered so far. Let's see the response. Here are the results. The top 20 user stories that Ch GPT has identified for us. Let's look at a few examples. The first one says, as beginner, I want to find courses suitable for beginners so I can start learning UX design with foundational knowledge. This is a story is very useful for our project. Another one reads, as an experienced designer, I need access to advanced UX design models. I can deepen my existing skills and knowledge. One more, I want to participate in hands on project, so I can apply what I've learned in practical scenarios. Now the incredible thing is that these are exactly the things that users look for in a site dedicated to UX courses. Now that we have our user stories, we can go on to with and utilize them in the best way possible. They can be copied and pasted into Jira software used to optimally managed digital projects. Or as in our case, since we are still in the brainstorming phase, we'll paste the user stories into our mirror board. We'll paste our responses here. Of course, ask M once again to create stickies. Perfect the stickies have been correctly created. How we can manage them in the best possible way. The best approach is clearly to take the first story and develop it into a wireframe. A design, a concept that allows us to best implement the user stories. By understanding the user's story, designers can create experiences that are not just functional but also emotionally engaging. Through the insights and user story generated by AI, the design process becomes more user centric. It ensures that every design decision is informed by a deep understanding of the user's needs and experiences. While AI is a powerful tool in generating insights, stories, it's important to balance this with human insight and intuition. The empathy and understanding that human designers bring to the table are irreplaceable and should work in tandem with AI. Using AI to generate user story is a transformative approach, new XUI design. It leads to designs that are not only user friendly but also deeply connected to the user's journey and experiences. 20. Automating and optimizing workflows with AI: user flows: Let's delve into the transformative impact of AI on the design process. Focusing on how it can automate and optimize various tasks. I is not just about replacing human effort, it's about augmenting it to achieve greater efficiency and creativity. Automation and optimizations are key components in modern design workflows. With the advanced AI technologies, these processes have seen significant advancements. Let's now try to create a series of user flows. Once again, asking ChGBT to generate these flows based on the information it has obtained so far and considering the best features for our users. Also in this gait, the problem will be specific and detailed. The pro is I would like you to create ideal user flows for my users. All flows should pass through the course listing page, course description, lending page, checkout page, payment page, and thank you page. Please consider various scenarios and marketing sources to help me understand how to enhance the user experience. A teach phase of the flow. Let's see ChGPT's response. Boom. Ch GPE provides us with ten years of flows that will allow us to exponentially improve the user experience on our side and design extraordinary user experiences. Let's examine some of them. The first flow is very realistic and course as follows. A user clicks on a social media ad about your US courses lens on the course listing page, browses through coursors selects a course is redirect to the Course lending page. For details, click Enroll Now, Proceeds to Check out completes Payment and lands on the thank you page with Course Access Details. This flow is amazing and is a very good base to be developed and enhanced further. Here's another one, Email Marketing to Advance Course approaches. User received an E mail about an advance tax course. Clicks on the link directed to the course. Lending page, reviews course content decides to enroll course through the checkout and payment process. Sees thank you page with confirmation E mail sent. Now that we have our flows once again, we will copy and paste them into our mirror board. We can always use one of mirrors templates perhaps looking for user flows and can start with a basic flow chart template that should allow us to achieve our goal. We can then take our information and copy it in this way. Of course guys, this is a very quick example, but it really can provide us with a solid base for what we are looking for In the level of the website structure and information architecture. What you see here is a basic flow and I have not gone into detail. This is something you can do with your real project. This gives us a glimpse into what is able to do GBT and how we can use it to develop better and more sophisticated user flow. Remember that the human touch is what will allow us to make our work qualitative and relevant for our project. Do not use ChgBT without your intelligence. 21. Automating and Optimizing Workflows with AI: Sitemap: I can automate repetitive and time consuming tasks in the design process, such as data collection, image editing, and even some aspects of coding for web design. This frees up designers to focus more on creative and strategic aspects. By automating routine tasks, AI allows designers to spend more time on creative thinking and problem solving. This can lead to more innovative and user centric design solutions. I doesn't replace the designer, it enhances their capabilities. Let's now ask GPT to create a site map for our online courses website dedicated to X design. We'll input our prompt, which is, this case, very straightforward. Let's provide the best set map possible based on the information and research we have done so far. Let's see, Ch GPT response. Gpt has provided a very comprehensive response, not only giving us the set map it considers good, but also detailing the main functionalities of this map, key points, strengths, and why those particular pages are important. Let's first look at the side map. It starts from the home page, then GGP suggests including a course catalog with courses divided for beginner and advanced students. Within these categories, there will be a range of courses for each type of student. It then advises adding a section with all courses followed by about us page, a resource page, a student support page, and of course, the page for business, as well as a contact page. This is truly extraordinary, fantastic. Moreover, as mentioned earlier, Che GPT suggests the key potentials of each of these pages which will strengthen our determination to implement the site map it has provided. This is a very comprehensive side map and clearly requires a lot of work. For the NVP, we would like to work only on the main pages and then of course, develop the site as a whole. It's also interesting that ChechPT for the structure of the site map, has chosen to use a tree visualization. Probably because this format is better for visualizing a side. Let's try copying this test. Let's insert it into mirror. While we can say that the site map is quite radio, I'm sure that we can improve some aspects. For example, by making the main pages bold and leaving the phone flat for the secondary pages. This will allow us to visualize more clearly the information of the site map. Moreover, we can create a series of different colors depending on the pages and so on. In a very short time, we have managed to get a great deal of information. What you see is the visualization of everything we have done so far. Now, I don't know how long this core has been up to now, maybe one 2 hours. But in just a few hours, we have managed to do days and days of research, work, and analysis. I think this is something extraordinary and you can really see how AI is changing our work right now. 22. Automating and Optimizing Workflows with AI: page content: Tpt is not just about doing tasks faster, it's about doing them smarter. I can analyze design trends, user feedback, and performance data to suggest optimizations in the design process. These can lead to designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also highly functional and user friendly. Now that I have the website site map, I want to create the real content for the pages. Often we wonder about the amount of work needed for these pages, the research required, and what to write. Should I use Lorem ipsum or do any to include meaningful information? As X designers, we want to use realistic content on our pages. Forget about Lorem ipsum. We'll ask GPT to create content for our home page. You can of course ask GPT to create content for any page on our site. Let's see what GPT response we. As you can see, GPT provides a list of well defined sections. For example, in the header we have the logo and the menu. Then the so called Hero section, the main USP unique selling proposition of our site. It would be empower your design journey with cutting edge UxY courses. The subtitle is, whether you are starting out or scaling new hates. Our courses are tailored to every stage of your US career. The CTA says, explore courses leading to the course catalog. Why? As leads to the above Us. Page, there is a feature section titled, the Curated Courses for Inspiring and Advanced Designers. With Course thumbnails. A mix of beginner and advanced courses, each with a brief description, duration, and link to detailed course information. As you can see, the content selected and generated by GPD is really fantastic. I personally really like it. But the extraordinary thing is that if for some reason the content doesn't suit us, we can ask GPT to regenerate the content. It will provide version two in response to our prompt with the second version of our landing page, a different session with a different title, subtitle, a second different CTA, and a series of differences even at the session level that could give us further ideas to improve our landing page. We have a version one and version two. We'll pace them into mirror. In miro we can clearly walk on our wire frame. We'll copy and paste the text here. Perfect. Once we have all the various sections, all the texts, all the CTAs and everything we need to create our wire frame. We can actually go into mirror and do just that. Here's the final result. The content generated by ChgPT has been incorporated into our wire frame. Personally, I always prefer to start with the mobile version of the wire frame and work with the mobile first approach. Here you can see how I followed almost exactly what ChGPT provide, while also simplifying the information. Top in the wire frame, we have the page title with the subtitle as advised by ChGPT, followed by two calls to action. The main call to action is explore courses and then a series of additional information. This includes suggested courses for both beginners and more advanced users. Information about UX design, courses for those new to the word of UI, as well as courses for a more advanced level and so on. We all add information down to the end of the page. Sure, a wire frame of this level requires a lot of effort and work with GBT. We were able to do that in just a few minutes. In conclusion, AI is a powerful L in automating and optimizing design workflows. It offers a blend of efficiency, personalization, and predictive insights that can elevate the design process to new hats. As we rop up this session, think about how you can integrate AI into your design workflows to unlock new potentials. 23. The UX Approach to Copywriting: This lesson will delve into the critical role of copyrighting inu Tui design. And how a user centric approach can significantly enhance the effectiveness of the reading content in digital products. Copyrighting in Nuti design is not just about creating catch phrases about communicating with the user effectively. It plays a vital role in guiding, informing and engaging users. The first step in U X copywriting is understanding your audience. Knowing who you are writing for helps in creating content that speaks directly to the user's needs, desires, and challenges. It's all about empathy and connection. In X, clarity is king. The copy should be clear, concise, and to the point. Users often scan texts on digital platform. It's crucial to convey your message effectively. The tone of voice of the copy should align with the brand's personality and the user's expectations. It should be consistent across all platforms to maintain a cohesive user experience. The right tone can make your user feel more connected to your product. Accessibility is the key aspect of your copy writing. The copy should be easy to understand for everyone, including those with disabilities. This includes clear language, use of alternative text for images, and consideration of readability while being informative. X copy also needs to be persuasive. It should encourage users to take action, whether it's says, signing up, making a purchase, or exploring more content. However, this should be done subtly and ethically. Ceo is an integral part of copywriting in the digital space. However, in UX, the focus should be on writing for the user first and then optimizing for search engines. This ensures that the copy remains user friendly and engaging. Like any other aspect of UxI design, copy should be tested and iterated upon AB testing. User feedback and analytics can provide insights into how effectively the copy is performing and where improvements can be made. The copy should complement the narrative of the user journey. It should guide the user through the interface, providing the right information at the right time, and contributing to a seamless and enjoyable experience. In conclusion, effective UX copyrighting is about creating content that is clear user centric, and align with the overall user experience. It's a powerful tool when, when used correctly, can significantly enhance the usability and appeal of digital products. 24. Ideas for Your Copy with ChatGPT: In this lesson, we'll explore how GPT can be a creative partner in crafting compelling copy for your UxI projects. Let's dive into how Ch GPT can inspire and refire your copywriting process. Firstly, ChgiPD can be used to generate a range of initial ideas for your copy. Whether you are looking for catchy headlines, engaging product descriptions or informative content. Chgpt's ability to produce different texts based on prompts can kick start your creative process. Writer's block can be a significant hurdle in the copyrighting process. Chechipt can offer new perspectives and ideas, helping you overcome creative blocks and keep the writing process flowing smoothly. We have our wire frame with a series of texts proposed by ChegPT. But suppose some text don't entirely convince us, what can we do? We can ask ChgPT to provide a range of additional options. For example, the title and subtitle currently read, Empower your design journey with cutting HUxI courses whether you are starting out or skating new heads. Our courses are tailored to every stage of your XI career. It's a good text but not entirely convincing. What we can do is to go each GPT and ask for a range of additional text options. This can be done with the main text on the page as well as with patterns, call to actions and any other type of text. We insert a Prom that suits our case. The prompt in this case is generate a few different options for the headline and the sub headline of this page, always taking into consideration our users and how to respond to their needs. Let's see what GPT says. I ask GPT to provide some additional options and ChchiPT generated five different ones. Now we have five additional options we can use for our design. At this point, I might find the ideal formula among these to meet my user's needs. Or I'm going to ask GGPT to use a different, more friendly language. Once you have a basic idea, ChechiPTi can help refine your message. It can suggest different wordings, tones, and styles, allowing you to explore various ways of communicating your message effectively to your target audience. Chechipti can assist in tailoring your content to different user personas. By inputting information about your target audience, Chechipti can generate copy that resonates with specific demographic hopes, enhancing the relevance and appeal of your content. Let's further stimulate Chegpt's creativity. Ask it to formulate the headlines in a more friendly manner. The prompt I insert is, please regenerate them, but this time use a friendly tone of voice. Let's see what ChgPts responds with. This is truly something fantastic. We can literally ask ChgPT to use the tone of voice we want. Chgpt produces it for us, generating 1,000 different ideas for our copy. This means we can do a job ten times better and ten times faster. This is mind blowing. When using ChgPT for copywriting, it's important to remember the ethical aspects. The copy generated should be original and not infringe on any copyright laws. It's also important to maintain authenticity and not mislead users. Gpd can be an inviolable tool in the copyrighting process, offering creative ideas, assisting in refinement, and ensuring the copy is engaging a user focused as a rope up, think about how you can incorporate GPT into your copyrighting workflow to enhance your UX UI projects. 25. Using ChatGPT to Optimize Ab test: In the dynamic ward of Xa design. Making informed decisions is key, and AB testing is a cornerstone of that process. Let's dive into how ChgPT can revolutionize this important step. Imagine running AB tests not just with intuition, but baked by the power of AI. Chchpt, you are about to step into a ward where a data driven insights made creative design decisions. Chgpt can analyze sets of user feedback, transforming raw data into actionable insights. It's like having a personal assistant that sees true user responses, highlighting what truly matters. But how does this change the game for AB testing? Gpt can help you formulate hypothesis based on real user interactions. It can suggest variations that might resonate more effectively with your audience. Let's jump in and see how it works. I've now updated the headline and subtitle of my landing page. Next I want to update domain code to action. The current CTA explore courses doesn't seem very effective. I doubt it will generate many clicks. I want to conduct a test using a variety of different texts. I asked CPT to do just that. The prompt I insert is, I like the second option and I implemented it, but I think that the CTA explore courses isn't very effective. Please, can you provide more effective CTA texts and give ideas for NAB test? Let's see what GPT response TPT has provided a long response, giving us not only alternatives for the CTA, but also explaining how to conduct our AB test. Some of the ideas include, start your journey. Begin learning today. Dive into design. Discover your course. Interesting set of ideas that we can implement. At this point, we might have found the CTA we like the most. I personally like the first one. Start your UX journey. Let's take it and paste it directly into our mirror. Perfect, now I have a range of text for my CDAs. Next, I can go into my tool for B testing and actually try out which CTA gets more clicks. Now I want to share with you a mind blowing functionality about GPT ability to simulate B test results. Which allows you to pre test your ideas before they even go live. It's like having a crystal ball giving you a glimpse into how real users might react to different design choices. Let's see how it works. I ask you to pay close attention to the prompt I've just inserted to get right response from GPT. Here we need to be very precise and can't leave any details to chance. Some of the things you'll read in this prompt are quite technical, but don't worry if you don't understand everything. It's normal if you're not an expert in conversion rate optimization zero, don't worry. Let's read the prompt. Now I want to simulate the AB test. The control is explore courses. The variation is start your UX journey. Let's assume that both the control and variation get 2000 daily visits. The experiment runs for five weeks, and the MDE, which is the minimum detectable effect, is less than 15% at the end of the test. Use the Bayesian method to analyze the results and tell me which variation is the winner. Let's see what GPT responds with. What TPT is doing right now is actually analyzing the data I've given, providing a real answer based on that information after simulating the AB test. Here are the results. Explore courses receive 3,500 clicks, which is a 5% CT click to rate, start your journey, received 4,024 clicks, approximately 5.75% CTR, which is 15% higher than control. The value obtained from the binormal test is approximately blah, blah blah, which is significantly lower than any standard significance level like 0.05 indicating that the increase in clicks for start your journey is statistically significant compared to the control group. Explore courses. Therefore, from the simulation and extremely low value, the variation star journey is the winner as it significantly outperforms the control in terms of click to rate. Let me say that this is truly extraordinary considering that we litter received five weeks of testing but we have a result after just 5 minutes of analysis by Ch GPT. What's even more extraordinary is that I've tried using Ch GPT to simulate AB test on a real project. The result was almost the same as GPT suggested. Of course there were some differences in the percentages, but the result didn't change. The winner was the same as suggested by Ch GPT. Now, I'm not saying it will always be like this. Probably not surely the most reliable way to define what the test is and the result of a test is to try it in the field. I wouldn't always blindly trust what ChGiPT tells me. But certainly before placing CTA, a text or an important text that generates conversions, I personally ask ChgPt's opinion because from a data point of view it knows more than us. The potential here is immense. Faster, more accurate AB test quicker iterations, saving time and resources while enhancing the user experience. With AI, you are not just designing, you are innovating. As we rope up, remember that the feature of design is not just about what you create, it's about how intelligently you created. Gpt isn't just a tool. It's your partner in carving out user experience that truly stand out. Let's keep pushing the boundaries of design and technology. 26. Prototyping with Figma: This lesson guys, is a brief interlude about Figma and how we can use ChachipT to improve our graphics with Figma. I'll show you the result of the screen I've prepared. As a base, I use the we film suggested by ChachipT as we've seen in previous lessons. The design I've implemented is what you see here, a very vibrant design that meets our users needs. I've included a section with tabs for quickly viewing all the subjects of the site allowing users to fill their courses of interest. As you can see, there are images that were generated directly by ChachPT. I'll show you shortly how to achieve this result. Moving on. In the prototype, there is a section stating that 86% of users would pay more for a good user experience with this emoji, so on in various sections. I hope you like this design. I personally really like it very much. Clearly, I made it in a very short time, not dedicating many hours to it, since it's a trial project that I'm implementing for this educational course. However, I wanted to show you what the final result of a design and project that we've been carrying forward since the beginning of this course could be. 27. UI and color palette with Chat GPT: Let's start with the color palette. In this specific case, it was chosen by me. The black EC is not the exact code, 000 000 but slightly lighter. As you can notice from the code here in sigma, the code is 191515. The other colors are very bright, code nine, F double zero. And the same for this purple here that we code B11f. Of course, GPT can suggest a series of colors for your design As we'll see in a moment. I personally chose these colors because they were the ones I like. I choose just them. As I mentioned earlier, GPD can also generate images that you can use in your design. Whether you want to use these images in the real project or just for a wire frame. Both the certain images and as shown here below, a more specific image related to the business collaboration section. It printed this X training for business with some errors that unfortunately it still makes. At the moment, we'll ask GPT to suggest a series of colors, our design and how to apply these colors. Here's the problem I used, suggest a color palette for my project. I want the website to look fresh, friendly, and appealing. Please also suggest how to use these colors. Let's see what GPT responds with. Here's the response from GPT, which is very complete and satisfying. It suggests a primary color and explains what you use it for, not just for wood, but also why we should use this color. The same goes for the secondary color, the neutral color, and the text color. We have a precise instructions on the colors to use. Of course, we may not like these colors. We can always decide, personally, the colors to be used based on our taste. Or we can simply regenerate the message by clicking the regenerated button. And ChgPT will provide a different response. Moreover, GPT also tells us how to use these colors, which is truly something impressive and extraordinary. 28. How to generate images with DALL E: Now let's move on to the images. We'll say that we can ask PT to generate a series of images. This feature is only for paid accounts. You will need P four, which includes Dali, and therefore the image generator. We'll ask to generate a series of images that we can use for our course. In this case, I remain very generic because I wanted to show you first the wrong way to generate images and then the final output so that you don't make this error. As you can see, the result is very disappointing. Generate these images that are a bit old, clearly not what I was looking for in my landing page. This is something that could objectively happen to anyone. To avoid this, we need to give precise instructions, as I will do at this moment. Generate a picture of a young student looking for a UX design course on the Internet. Let's see what kind of image GPT can generate this time and if it's something more in line with my needs. Unfortunately, even this case is not quite what I was looking for. Now I try to rephrase the request GPT, again giving it a problem that's a bit simpler, but that I hope will match my request. Generate a picture of an inspiring UX designer. The problem with deadly images is this that many generated images are often not very usable. Because you probably use wrong description, wrong prompt or symp, TPT, understood the thing differently. It's a tool to refine because it still has gaps and points of improvement. That image we ask to generate is definitely something that can be done and therefore we can use it. These images are clearly downloadable as in my case. We can download them onto our computer and use them at our discretion in our design. 29. Leveraging ChatGPT for usability testing: In this lesson will uncover how GPT as an language model can be effectively used in the usability testing phase of U XI design. Enhancing the process and providing deeper insights. Usability testing is a crucial component of the UXI design process. Ensuring that the end product is intuitive and user friendly. We explore how GPT can augment this process, bringing efficiency and a new depth of understanding. Ch GPT can be utilized to generate a variety of test scenarios and scripts. These scenarios can cover a wide range of user interactions, ensuring that the testing is comprehensive and captures potential issues in the user experience. Chgpt's ability to process and generate diverse user personas can help in creating variety testing scenarios, ensuring that the usability testing considers different user types and their unique needs. Let's now insert our prompt into GPT. Please generate a script for a usability testing. The first script for an aspiring UX designer like Emily, and the second script for users looking for advanced courses like also provide a scenario for both scripts. Let's see what ChachiPTs. Here are the results which are fantastic. Chachipt has generated two scripts, one for Emily, our aspiring designer, and one for our software developer who wants to deepen his knowledge in the world of design. Let's see how applicable what has been generated by ChachiPT is in reality. Now let's first look at the script for Emily, who is the beginner designer the scenario. Emily is exploring the website to enroll in a beginner level design course. She wants to understand the core structure and the support available for beginners, and we can see the introduction of the script. Hello Emily, thank you for participating in our usability test today. We are interested in your feedback. As someone new to design, we want to ensure our website and course offerings are user friendly and meet your learning needs. This is a fantastic introduction guides. Honestly, let's look at the tasks. The script includes a series of tasks, task one, task two, task three. Based on AchiPT's understanding of the site and a knowledge we have about the website, the feedback is also quite interesting. The script concludes with a section on collecting feedback. I'm really impressed about this, to be honest. Now let's look also at the script for Who is the advance at level designer? The script for will have a different scenario, of course, because he has different needs. The experience and the script are personalized according to the user and to the instruction we gave to Cha GPT. Scripts will focus on his perspective as an advanced learner exploring more complex courses and features suitable for his skill level. The scripts are extraordinary for usability testing. Clearly, we can customize our script according to our needs and the specific requirements of user. 30. How to analyze usability testing results with ChatGPT: Cha. Gpt can help streamline the usability testing process by quickly generating user prompts, instructions, and questions. This can significantly reduce the preparation time for testing. Allow for more focus on analysis of results. Chgpt can assist in refining test questionnaires, ensuring that the questions are clear, concise, and designed to elicit the most useful information from users. One of the key strengths of GPT is its ability to analyze large volumes of text. This can be particularly useful in interpreting open ended feedback from usability tests, helping to identify common themes and user concerns. At this stage, we hypothesize that after conducting usability tests, we have collected a series of data and information with some actions positively executed by our users, like Emily, and other actions that were less effective or incorrect, where the user could have done something differently to achieve their goal. We can gather these insights and compile them into a document, as I've done in this case with actions from Emily. And now we're going to take this file and ask GPT to analyze it. Provide a series of improvements that we can implement in our design. We upload our file to Ch GPT. Consider that this feature is currently only available for pay accounts. We input our prompt. Now here's the prompt. Analyze the results of the usability test. Give me feedback about the test and how I, as a UX designer, can improve site elements and other features according to the feedback of Emily and Re. Now let's see GPT response. The feedback received from Cha GPT for both Emily and Ray is very interesting. For instance, Emily's feedback begins with easy navigation and engagement with content. But also highlights areas for improvement. For example, visibility of key details. It says, Emily overlooked important details due to unclear layout, suggesting a need for more prominent display or better organization of critical information. Similarly, let's look at Ray's feedback for improvement. Course level clarity raise confusion over course level suggests a need for clearer differentiation between course complexities. Thus we see a series of suggestions along with the general recommendations that can allow us, after a usability test, to make those improvements on the site that can enhance the user experience. In conclusion, leveraging GBT in usability testing can bring a new level of efficiency and insight to the USI design process. 31. Iterative design improvements with AI feedback: Let's now explore how AI can be a critical ally in the iterative design processes. Offering continuous feedback and suggestions to refine and enhance XI designs. Iterative design is all about making continuous improvements based on feedback. Integrating AI into this process can accelerate improvements, provide data driven insights, and lead to more user centered designs. As role in iterative design is multifaceted, It can analyze user interactions, provide feedback on design elements, and even predict user behavior. This feedback is crucial in making informed decisions about design changes. Chat GPT can provide immediate insights into what's working and what's not in your design. It can identify patterns and trends in our interfaces that might not be obvious through the traditional testing methods. Let's now proceed to export our design from Figma. We can export in in various formats like PNG, JP and PDF. We export the home page as a JP, save it, and then applaud the screen shot to Ch GPT. Let's ask Ch GPT through a specific prompt to evaluate our design and give us suggestions to improve our design, better meet the needs of our users Emily, and the problem is please analyze the home page design of this project. Give me advice and suggestions about how to improve the overall user experience and better meet Emily and Race needs and goals. Let's see Chips Response. Here's Chips Response, which is quite comprehensive. Starting from the top, we can see a number of suggestions, for example, regarding the overall layout and design. There are suggestions about the Here section and the CTA button. For the down we see advice and navigation and accessibility. It mentions that categories, like all courses, design and graphic design, are good for navigation. There is also a suggestion here to ensure that categories are easily clickable on mobile devices to consider adding hover tech descriptions for desktop users. Additionally, regarding information architecture, the flaw from general information to specific courses is logical. As the suggestions, there is the use of Bread, Chrome navigation for users to easily track their path back to the home page or main categories. The feedback also touches on content and clarity, targeting persona needs, business and collaboration and final touches essentially provides all the feedback needed to achieve the perfect design for our project. While I provides valuable insights, balancing these with human judgment and creativity is very important. The designer's expertise and understanding of the user should guide how AI feedback is implemented into design process. Ai systems can learn and adapt over time, providing more accurate and relevant feedback as more user data is collected. This continuous learning makes AI an increasingly valuable tool in iterative design. In conclusion, leveraging AI feedback in the iterative design process can lead to significant improvements in your XI design. It brings a level of precision and personalization that can greatly enhance the user experience. As you integrate AI into your design process, remember to use it as a tool to complement your skills and creativity. 32. Custom GPTs for UX Designers: This lesson, we'll be talking about the custom GPTs, and how they can enhance, improve your work as the designer. Let's dive in. In the top left corner, you can see the Explore GPT button. You can click it. And here, you will see all the custom GPTs. You can discover and create custom versions on CB GPT that combine instructions, extra knowledge, and any combination of skill. Now, just below the description of what GPD is, you can actually search for a custom GPD. Let's see, for example, let's explore some interesting GPT. Now, here you can see, for example, some GPTs. So basically, custom GPD are versions of chat GPD with specific instructions, specific data, specific information, making them specialized in specific tasks. For example, the write for me, Atm GBD can help you write tailored, engage in content with a focus on quality, relevance, and precise word count. So this custom GPD is made specifically for that task. Next to it, you can see the image generator custom GPD which helps in generating and refining images with a mix of professional and friendly tone image. Now, when you click on one of it, for example, the right for me custom GBD, you can see the author of the Custom GBD, which is puzzled today, and I want to specify here, the custom GPD can be made from the Open eye team, so from GPT team itself or from other individuals. So even you, even me, we can make our own custom GPD, and we can share it with with the word. So you can see here the description of the custom GPD, also the ranking, which is not bad 4.2 because Custom GPD, to be honest, have very, very, very low ranking. This is probably because of the expectations of people, people, users, they expect to they expect the custom GPT will resolve every problem, but this is not the case. So in this specific case, you can also see the global ranking of this custom PT, which is number one. You can see the number of conversation more than five millions, which is not that. Also, you can see some suggestions when you want to start the conversation, and you can just hit one of these suggestions and see how the custom PD responds. Also capabilities, as I mentioned before, ratings, and so on. So you just click the star chart button to become interact with the custom GPD. And as I mentioned before, you can just click on one of these example or you can type your own message. Of course, you need to take into consideration that these custom GPD, all the instruction needed to write tailored text for you. So it is trained already. So you can achieve the best goal in order to write your texts. Now, how can the custom GPD feature help a ZX designers to better achieve our goals? This is very important because instead of writing or typing a very long prompt with all the specific instructions using the standard GPT version? We can rather look for a specific custom GPT, which is already betrayed to help us as U X designer in order to achieve our goals. For example, if we hit if we go back to the Explore GPT, and UX and we look for the UX design designer, we can just write UX designer, or just U X as you want, guys. And here you can see a list of custom GPs made from other individuals like Samuel AD, Para and so on, basically. You can just explore and see whether one of these custom GPD UX custom GPD can really help your workflow streamline your process. Personally, guys, I wouldn't advise that. I would rather advise to create your custom GPD in order to help you ro during your UX process, which we will see in next lessons. Let's click on the UI UX Designer Custom CPD. Now, as I mentioned, here you can find all the information about the specific custom PD. When you click on the three dots, you can also keep the custom PD in the side bar or you can copy this link and share with other people. So we can say that custom PTs offer a wide range of possibilities for UX designers, providing pre trained experts in specific fields. This makes achieving your goals more efficient and practical. 33. How to create your custom GPT: This lesson we'll be talking about how to create your custom GPT specifically tailored for your process as a UX designer. This powerful feature helps you to create GPTs that meet your specific needs in the UX. Start by going to the Explore GPD button. On the top right, you can see two buttons, my GPDs, which are GPT, the custom GPD you have already created, or you can hit the create GPT custom GPD button. So as you can see from this interface, it seems very easy to create your custom GPD. Basically, it's like a chat with H GPT. The first question is, what would you like to make? Depending on what we are trying to achieve, we will enter an answer that helps us to achieve our goals. So let's see, let's suppose we want to make a custom GPT, which is specialized in creating UX persons. So let's write the prompt. The first prong can be very easy and simple. I want you to be specialized in making Ux personas. Now, the builder suggests a name like Persona Builder. Let's rename it Ux persona builder. Now it's creating a profile picture like this. If you want, we can make any changes to this picture, but it's good for now, so let it, let it be as it is. Now, the next question is quite important. Here, guys, it's very important to go deeper into how GPT should respond to your prompts and how you expect PT to respond to you. For example, we could write something like this. I want you to create experts on us focusing on their needs and frustrations. Also, give me a scenario about the user, what he does, what he feels. Give me information about demographics, and he usually uses to resolve the problem related to my UX project. This guy is just an example, is just a way we can use the custom GPT and give him specific instructions about our specific goals. So for example, we can answer this question, avoid long descriptions so that we are just suggesting the custom GPT how to respond to our prompts, and also we can ask him to emphasize goals and needs. It's updating So now everything is set up, and we can try our t persona builder in the right side of the screen. So here we can basically test our u custom GPD and see if it works. I just want to try it out very simply guy, so I use very simple pt, create a UX persona for a fitness app, and let's see how it works, how GPT responds. Now, when you click on the Configure button, you can see that you can edit everything related to the custom GPT. For example, you can change the name, you can change the description of the casting GBD. You can add more instructions to your casting GBD. Also, you can guys change the conversation starter based on how you want to start the conversation. But very important, in my opinion, is the knowledge is the knowledge section here where you can aplod a file will alter information you gather. About your ex personas, for example, or even about your products. And you can keep update. This file so that the custom GPT you created is even more trained about how to achieve your goals. When you go down, you can also set the capabilities. So you can allow the custom GPT to do web browsing, image generator. The action section is for more advanced users. So you can add custom actions for advanced functionalities, such as integrating with design tools, such as Figma, EPI, for collaborative design. Now we can hit the create button, and here, we can choose whether we want to use the custom pt just for ourselves. We want to share the GPD with anyone with the link, or we want to make it public within the GPD store. I will make it public so that you can go to the GPT store and try this out. Now, let's just choose the category, research and analysis. Sounds good. Let's save. And basically, that's it, guys. It's that easy. It's not very difficult to be honest. You can use it for your UX workflow. So thank you guys for your attention for D this lesson. I hope you really find it helpful and interesting for your UX Walflow. See you in the next lesson. 34. Ethical implications of AI in design: I becomes more prevalent in design, it's essential to consider its ethical implications. In this lesson, we'll discuss the various ethical challenges and how to face them to ensure that our designs are not only effective but also ethically sound. One of the most significant ethical concerns is the potential for bias in AI systems. I can perpetuate and amplify biases present in their training data. As designers, we must be vigilant in identifying and mitigating these biases to ensure fair and unbiased user experiences. Transparency is key in AI driven designs. Users should understand when they are interacting with AI and how their data is being used. Clear communication about AI's role enhances trust and credibility in the design. They are often relying on large datasets respecting user privacy and ensuring that the security is important. Designers must ensure that user data is collected, stored, and used in compliance with privacy laws. And ethical standards in design should not only be about efficiency, but also about inclusivity. It should cater to the diverse needs of all users, including those with disabilities. Ethical AI design involves creating experiences that are accessible to everyone. Ai systems should enhance, not diminish user autonomy and control. Users should have the ability to make choices and have control over their digital experiences. This includes easy opt out options and control over how their data is used. Designers and organizations must be accountable for the AI systems they create and deploy. This means being responsible for the impacts these systems have on users and being responsive to feedback and concerns. Ethical I design is an ongoing process. It requires continuous monitoring and improvement to address emerging ethical concern. And adapt to changing standards and expectations. As I technology evolves, so do its ethical implications. Designers must stay informed about the latest developments in AI and ethics and be prepared to continuously evaluate and adjust their practices. In conclusion, considering the ethical implications of AI in design is not just a responsibility, but a necessity. As designers, we must strive to create AI integrated designs that are not only innovative and effective, but also ethically correct and user centric. 35. Ensuring user privacy and data security: This lesson, we will delve into the importance of protecting user data and maintaining privacy. In UXUI design. Especially in an era where data breaches are increasingly common in the digital age, user data is a valuable asset, but with great value comes create responsibility. As XI designers, we must prioritize user privacy and data security in our designs to build trust and ensure a safe user experience. Privacy is a fundamental user, right? It's crucial to understand the legal and ethical implications of handling user data. Mismanagement of data can lead to breaches of privacy and significant legal consequences. Privacy by design is an approach where privacy and data protection are considered throughout the entire design process. This means thinking about privacy from the initial stages of design and incorporating it into every element of the user experience. Transparency is key to maintaining user trust. Be clear about what data you are collecting, why you are collecting, and how it will be used. Users should be fully informed and given control over a data. Implement strong data security measures to protect user data from unauthorized access, leaks or breaches. This includes using encryption, secure servers, and regular security audits. Adopt a minimalist approach to data collection. Only collect data that is absolutely necessary for the functionality of the product. Excessive data collection not only risks user privacy, but can also overwhelm and deter users. Ensure that user consent is obtained before collecting any personal data. Provide users with clear options to control their data, including easy access to viewing, modifying, and deleting their data. Stay updated with the latest in data production laws and regulations such as GDPR and CPA regularly update your privacy policies and practices to comply with these laws and protect user rights. It's important to understand that Cha GPT saves all of the conversation that you have with it and store them as history. It then uses this data to improve its language model, Every chance that your conversation and queries would be seen by some of the human trainers working behind the scenes of open AI. If possible, you should avoid to put personal data into char GPT. In conclusion, ensuring user privacy and data security is a critical aspect of the Xray design. It's about respecting user rights and building a trustworthy relationship with users. As designers, we must be diligent and proactive in protecting user data. 36. Emerging trends in AI and design: Let's now explore the cutting edge trends at the intersection of artificial intelligence and new XI design. Understanding these trends is essential for staying ahead in the rapidly evolving field of design. You must acknowledge that the integration of AI into design is not just a passing trend, it's a parading shift. One of the most significant trends is AI driven personalization. Ai algorithm can analyze user data to create highly personalized user experiences. From customized interfaces to personalized content. Ai is making design more user centric than ever. The rise of voice, user interface is another key trend. With advancements in natural language processing is, are becoming more sophisticated, allowing for more natural and intuitive user interactions. Ai is playing a crucial role in enhancing accessibility in design from screen readers that adapt the user needs to AI power tools that ensure design inclusivity. Ai is making design more accessible to all users. Another trend is the use of AI in automating and enhancing the prototyping process. I can quickly generate design prototypes, offer suggestions for improvement and even test usability. Speeding up the design process significantly. Ai enhance at the analytics and user research are transforming how we gather and interpret user data. Can analyze complex dataset to uncover deep insights about user behavior and preferences. Informing more data driven design decisions is AI becomes more prevalent. There is a growing focus on ethical AI and responsible design. This involves ensuring that AI systems are fair, transparent, and respect user privacy. Aligning with ethical standards and values. Ai systems in design are evolving to be self learning and adaptive. They are not only programmed to perform tasks, but also to learn from user interactions and improve over time, leading to more intelligent adaptive designs. In conclusion, the emerging trends in AI and design are shaping a future where design is more personalized, accessible, and user centric. As designers, staying updated with these trends is crucial for creating innovative and relevant user experiences. 37. Preparing for an AI augmented design future: In this lesson, we'll explore the ways designers can prepare for and adapt to the rapidly evolving landscape where AI plays a significant role in design processes. The feature of design is connected with AI. This integration promises to bring new capabilities and challenges. Let's discuss how we as designers can prepare for this AI augmented future. The first step is to embrace AI driven technologies. Familiarize yourself with the latest AI tools and platform there are shaping design. Staying updated with technological advancement will enable you to leverage AI effectively in your work. Literacy is becoming essential for designers. Understanding the basics of AI, machine learning and data science, will help you communicate effectively with AI specialists and make informed decisions in I. Integrated projects in design is not just a tool, it's a collaborator. Develop a mindset that sees AI as a partner in the creative process. This involves learning how to interact with AI systems, interpret their outputs, and integrate them into your design workflow. Ai changes the design landscape. Be prepared to adapt to new roles and skills. This might involve focusing more on strategy, user research, and creative problem solving. I takes on more technical and analytical tasks. The key to preparing for an AI, augmented future continuous learning and adaptation curious, keep learning new skills and be open to evolving your design practices. As AI technologies advance, consider the composition of future design teams. Integrating AI specialists, data scientists, and ethics into design team will become increasingly important to fully harness the potential AI in design. Despite the rise AI the Cove design remains user centric, always prioritize the needs and experiences of users. Using AI as a tool to enhance, not replace the human elements of design. Preparing for AI, augmented design futures, involves embracing new technologies, developing new skills, and maintaining a focus on ethical user centric design. As we navigate this exciting future, remember that AI is not just a tool, but a catalyst for innovation and creativity in design. 38. Conclusion: As we conclude our journey through this course, I hope you feel empowered, inspired, and ready to embrace the future of design. Our exploration together has unveiled the profound impact that I, particularly GPT can have on the word of XI Design. From understanding the basics of AI and its integration into design tools like F Jam and Miro. Diving deep into the reals of I driven prototyping, user research, and innovative design strategies. You have gain skills that are not just current but futuristic. Remember the journey doesn't end here. The field of XY is ever evolving with AI as your all the possibilities are limitless. You are now equipped with the knowledge to create more intuitive user centric and innovative designs. As you move forward, keep pushing the boundaries of creativity and technology. Use the strategies, insights, and tools you have acquired to shape experiences that not only meet user needs, but also delight and inspire. Congratulations on completing the transformative journey. You are not just a part of the design community. You are now driving forward in its evolution. Continue to learn, innovate, and revolutionize the word of UxI design. Thank you for choosing this course, until next time, keep designing and smarter, more beautiful word.