Vitaly Friedman

Vitaly Friedman, Founder of Smashing Magazine and UX expert, dives into the transformative impact of AI on digital design. He explores dynamic interfaces with AI and the best design patterns for inspiration. The conversation covers when to implement visible vs. quiet AI, advocating for 'AI-second' rather than 'AI-first' designs. Vitaly emphasizes the importance of slowing users down in AI interactions and how designers can foster trust between users and AI. It's a deep dive into evolving user experiences with technology!

In this engaging conversation with Vitaly Friedman, a web design veteran known for his work with Smashing Magazine, listeners explore the future of web design. Vitaly shares insights on inclusive design and the importance of accessibility for diverse user groups. He emphasizes the need for digital sustainability and effective design strategies that resonate with users. The discussion also highlights the crucial role of AI in personalization while advocating for transparency and accountability in design practices. Tune in for valuable lessons on enhancing user experiences!

Tina interviews Vitaly Friedman, UX Leader and co-founder of Smashing Magazine. They discuss designing for complex UIs, measuring UX impact, accessibility in design, and risk mitigation through UX research. Vitaly shares insights on evidence-driven design and understanding user needs for impactful digital experiences. Tune in for a preview of his upcoming workshop and talk at uxcon Vienna.

Taylor Troesh explains 'Legacy Software' to aliens, Vitaly Friedman talks about designers feeling unappreciated. Topics include corporate vs. design communication, Oracle's move to OpenTofu, and hackers reprogramming NES Tetris. Join Changelog++ for ad-free content!

Miriam Suzanne, a CSS containers expert, discusses the concept of container queries and their potential expansion. Vitaly Friedman, a designer specializing in complex UIs, shares advice on handling challenges posed by complex UIs, data manipulation, and lack of understanding. The potential for a new JavaScript runtime to overtake Node.js is also explored, considering past projects and limitations.