AI Club: From Vibe Prototyping to Agent Feedback, AI-Driven UX with Devin Henkel-Legare
AI and Vibe Coding are revolutionizing the design-to-build process. Let’s explore the tools that expedite this transformation. Traditionally, design work moved linearly: designers hand off their ideas to developers, who build and return results for validation. That loop is breaking.
About the Event
With AI, designers can now prototype directly, explore feasibility on the fly, and shorten the gap between vision and execution.In this session, we’ll explore how AI is reshaping design workflows, empowering designers to validate faster, and reimagining collaboration between design and development.
You’ll come away with practical examples, tools, and insights for working at the new intersection of design and AI.
What to expect:
- How AI disrupts the traditional design → handoff → build → validation loop
- Examples of AI-driven prototyping and direct-to-design workflows
- Best practices for integrating AI into product design cycles
- Tools and stacks enabling designers to test, iterate, and validate faster
- Resources for designers, researchers, and product thinkers navigating this shift
- Time for Q&A and community exchange
Who it’s for: UX and product designers, developers, researchers, and anyone shaping the collaboration between design and build in the age of AI.
Whether you’re experimenting with AI prototypes or rethinking how your team works, this session will give you inspiration and tools to elevate your process.
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