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Neelank Sachan

UX and Interaction Designer, Creative Technologist, Maker

Neelank Sachan is a Senior Creative Technologist specializing in product and user experience design at HighRadius. He focuses on creating user-friendly websites, applications, and design systems, advocating for a user-centered approach in his work with B2C and B2B SaaS companies as well as startups.23

Professional Background

  • Current Role: Senior Creative Technologist at HighRadius.
  • Previous Experience: He has also worked at Designit, where he contributed as a Senior Design Technologist.3
  • Skills: Neelank is skilled in UX/UI design, interaction design, and creative technology, emphasizing the integration of technology and design to enhance user experiences.12

Personal Attributes

Neelank describes himself as a designer, thinker, doer, and maker, highlighting his multifaceted approach to technology and design.1 His work reflects a commitment to innovation and user satisfaction in digital products.

Highlights

Jul 7 · linkedin

⚡ Exploration inspired by Brett Walsh's post(added in comments below) about the backlash Figma received for their latest “Make Design” AI feature.

The generated designs are generic and similar for users.

Brett shared a concept, showing a score for the uniqueness of the generated design and the websites it has referred to come up with the design.

I wanted to explore the concept further and wondered what a designer would think and act like, after seeing such 'uniqueness score'.

There are numerous ways to prompt an #AI, at the most basic level, we are all just trying to communicate to it, about what we want it to do. Communicating our craft.

When a designer is creating visuals for an experience, in most cases, they already have some market research, product requirements, low-fidelity wireframes, a design system to consume, and some meetings they were a part of. The list could be longer. But you get the idea.

This primary knowledge base that the designer has, needs to be of utmost importance if Figma, Relume(an ai first design tool) and similar tools want to integrate features like 'Make Design' into our workflow.

Some questions I had after seeing the concept shared by Brett:

  1. How can I fine-tune this?
  2. Can this be based on some wireframes I have explored?
  3. Can I upload sketches from my phone?
  4. Can I link a product requirement document/specification?
  5. With the system knowing what the tech stack is, make designs efficient?
  6. Can it understand all the meetings I attended for context?

For now 'Make Design' is a great mood board generator and a helper to create low-fidelity concepts. I can only think of this as an exciting starting point for what's to come.

What do you think? 😊

Would love to know what AI-first design tools like Relume are doing to allow fine-tuning. cc: Dan Anisse

It's interesting to understand what design leadership thinks about this. I showed this to Udhaya and couldn't agree with his take more.

"AI will end up making a designer's role into more of an instructor and the workflows will become tedious in terms of clicking and selecting choices from a never ending stack of variables that help in converting the ask into a prompt for the tool to spit out 'layouts'." - Udhaya Kumar Padmanabhan (UKP)

Sep 21 · linkedin

Are you a new UX designer or developer? I am seeking to connect with new industry entrants and hear about your outlook on work.

If you or someone you know fits this description, drop a comment or send a DM with your email address. Let's connect and learn from each other!

#UXdesign #developer #industrynewcomers

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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia