Using AI for UX Design is Awesome - Crash Course

-- Today, I'm uploading the first portion of the AI update from my UI/UX design course. You'll learn how to use the power of OpenAI's GPT4 to help assist you in creating the various deliverables that are typically a part of the UX process (user personas, user flows/journey maps, color schemes, demographics & more).

0:00 - Intro
0:35 - Project Overview
4:24 - GPT4 Intro
5:24 - Initial Prompts
6:50 - Target Audience
11:35 - User Personas
20:40 - Information Architecture
23:10 - User flow
27:50 - Copy
32:30 - Copy Continued
35:58 - User Testimonials
39:20 - FAQ Section
42:35 - Additional Prompt
43:48 - Color Schemes
48:37 - Continuing on..

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[donmilo]

It’s always funny how most designers and engineers confuse UX with UI. UX is mostly research, data analysis, data architecture, user personas, user testing etc. All of this research helps you design with the user in mind. UI/UX design is not just pixels.

[QvsTheWorld]

An added benefit of the Personas in chatGPT is that you can ask chatGPT to assume the role of the personas and ask them questions like "How do you feel about [Feature]", "What feature would you like to see on this website?", "Describe the your ideal outcome for using our website", "What would a bad interaction with the website would look like?"

[loudpose]

Wow, Gary!! For me, as a front-end web developer, your videos about 3d or smooth scroll look a little too simple, however, this UX stuff with AI is pure gold. Exactly what I needed! There's not much content like this out there, thank you, man. Much love

[afrosymphony]

Man this is probably the best ai utilization in design video out here on youtube. the info in this is pure gold.

[nerf_shalin]

Lol just asked GPT will come further in this course and it gave me this -

52:10 - Accessibility Considerations
57:05 - Wireframing
1:01:40 - Prototyping Tools
1:06:15 - Interactive Prototypes
1:11:20 - Usability Testing
1:15:45 - Iterative Design Process
1:19:30 - Visual Design Principles
1:24:15 - Typography
1:28:50 - Imagery and Iconography
1:33:20 - Designing for Multiple Devices
1:38:05 - Responsive Design
1:42:30 - Designing for Mobile Apps
1:47:15 - Designing for Web Applications
1:52:00 - Designing for Emerging Technologies (AR/VR, Voice UI, etc.)
1:57:25 - Designing for Social Impact
2:01:10 - Collaborative Design Tools and Workflows
2:05:45 - Presenting and Communicating Design
2:09:30 - Design Documentation
2:13:05 - Design Handoff to Developers
2:17:20 - Project Wrap-up and Recap
2:21:00 - Final Assignment and Feedback

This extended outline continues the course, covering topics such as accessibility, wireframing, prototyping tools, usability testing, iterative design, visual design principles, designing for various devices and emerging technologies, and more. It concludes with a final assignment and feedback to assess your understanding and progress.

Please note that this outline is just a suggestion, and you can modify it based on your specific requirements or preferences.

[IbukunOluwaShotubo]

Gary, this is so solid. I love PRACTICAL content and not time wasters. Thanks a lot, man! I'm definitely using this. Sharing it and then saving it in my Youtube Product design playlist for future reference. Thanks Thanks Thanks.

[RenoFencingMan]

This was great content!! Thank you!

Figma Tip: if you select the text, frame, etc, and use the keyboard command [option+command+c] it will copy the attributes. Then select the element you want to match and use [option+command+v]. Enjoy! That one saves me so much time throughout the day.

[ljuglampa]

Every time I see some AI video covering Chat GPT or similar I quickly forget that it's actually computer generated content. It's just amazing what AI can do now in this scenario. I feel like we're in a very big and fast moving shift now how we will work in design/development going forward. Very cool video, thank you!

[TheFonix]

Love how polite you are in your prompts.

[oliverbaus]

Very cool! You guided through this example in a very smart way! I didn't had a problem to watch all 50 minutes. Keep going, you are awesome and your wife should be proud ;)

[carolinemullan]

Great to see you supporting your wife on such an important endeavor. I was looking for the best way to mock up my first built from scratch website although I have made loads with drag and drop . I hit the jackpot!

[kaicheng]

I like it that you are mindful of the validity of the information in the AI generated data.

[weezyf]

This is AMAZING! So many cool applications for placeholder copy.

[Cowbowbebop]

dude there is a GPT that makes text into user flow diagrams! It's called whimsical! Give it a go if you got the plus plan

[Sunrazor]

Geez. I have to try this. Fantastic honestly. Not perfect but surely a timesaver.

[igbokachidozie]

UX made-easy 😊 thanks for d tutorial 🙌

[chriscarton]

Thank you Gary, I think I'll watch it in two times.

[mmwaura]

Great course. Easy to follow, great depth on UX and marketing considerations and, of course, on use of AI.

[workingdeisgnstudio]

Upvote for lactation consulting. My son was able to avoid a feeding tube because of good help from an LC.

[lantasiretimofeev]

awesome, thank you for this video. remembered UX process and got inspired on using chatCPT in my daily job