but this is just the beginning tho? The whole AI revolution thing started with Chatgpt and it hasn't been much since it came out, yet the increase in AI capabilities is better than anything in the past decades. Of course people can't do much even if they have AI help right now... but in the future, we might just get AIs that can take simple text as input and create entire project by itself.

It will take the jobs of those who fail to adapt to it, which will be alot of people especially those late in their careers, and also companies who focus on niche products that are now easily replaced by AI.

@@iciest.icy.n.icy.rice.1 "its just the beginning bro!" I swear you AI bros all sound like crypto bros.

Stop the copium

@@LuismaLorca It literally is the beginning tho? How long do you think it's been since chatgpt came out? it was good as is but now we have gpt 4 which can generate 3 times more text compared to its predecessor, can scan images and solve any problem in it, pass the hardest of tests with flying colors, scan and write entire documents by itself as well. And now we have plugins for gpt 4 which can connect it to the internet. This is the start of a new era, dude. Github copilot, VS code copilot, Microsoft copilot 365, microsoft bing copilot, etc., these are all crazy in terms of funtionality. The you have image generators, stable diffusion, novelAI, midjournry, anything v3, automatic 1111, adobe firefly etc etc that can literally materialize your imagination within seconds. It is on par with professional artists. The whole "bad hands" thing has been fixed with midjourney v5 and poses and other things are fixed by controlnet in stable diffusion. Now you have slides ai, voice ai, tome ai, code ai, etc etc that can easily do what people would take weeks or even months for. Think about the first smartphone and look at how far humanity has come within the past two decades in terms of the capabilities of smartphones. It's the same for AI, except the advancements are happening on a much more rapid scale.

Nieman?

Nice tempo

For the last father @%#$-ing time!!!!

websites will never be like that, it's a pain to develop and the ai tool sucks because it's a rasterized image

@@allcaps4141 there will probably be ai generating vector graphics very soon

@@trapido0296 hmmmmm not sure about that

@@allcaps4141 adobe firefly is coming out soon. It’s just a matter of time and def doable

Lacks too much context for UX. Great for inspiration, but for users your app is a tool - and these users are different for every product. So there needs to be collaboration between designers and AI to get the context in; because pixels don’t make money, low friction features do. Like dribbble: Great for inspiration

what the fuck have you been watching

you've seen very little

how is it making easier for the developer if the whole thing still needs to be implemented in html without the use of AI :) it helps only the designer

Devs are just lazy af

This is not UX, this is graphic design + UI territory

the problem is to make this consistent throughout an app. This is not functional design, it just looks pretty.

You are welcome!

Thanks for watching!

still quite a bit of work in this... maybe it looks simple to you as a dev. but I am a dev and i know there is still a lottttt of work in this entire process lol

Apps don't work like this because it's vastly harder to put together an app that works like this, than it is to mock one up in Figma. Like so many Dribbble concepts, these designs are effectively unusable in the real world. They don't take in to account real users, real devices, real data.

agree, it just take more time for development which can achieve the same functionality as the good old list and button.

I am a UX and UI designer and I feel your pain 😂 Usually I put together a beautiful design that works in theory but as soon as a user or client sees it, it's getting listified 😂

Glad you liked it!

LOL yeah def need to the creative juices flowing

Thank you!

Awesome, thank you!

There are tools like that but it will not be as responsive as a website built by a human. There are also drag and drop website builders but they fail a lot too.

Thanks a lot!

Photoshop will integrate AI so it doesn’t die

Adobe has introduced Firefly!

@@lipin007 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kNthnMqGzcjSko0.html

big companies find there way to create something new so they don't die in market the worse come they just Buy the competitor if they are new and competitive

@@lipin007 I’m excited for that!

Thanks!

i know... thought the same thing lmfao. kind of funny how this is all unfolding

You shouldn't be watching this as a beginner. Get your basics right first. Then after a few years of work you can think about incorporating AI into your process.

its good to know some html and css and javascript

Figma and Webflow are both great tools for web design and development.Hope you’ll achieve your goals. ✌️

Yeah I love Webflow. They upgraded their "University" and I read they have plans to integrate AI tech into their software. Its gonna be so awesome. I built an online portfolio to go with my resume to try and make a career change from 50 hrs/week in a shop to building businesses online.

@@LukeJT22 Yeah, Webflow University is awesome. I also would like to see their AI tool. I'm doing a very similar career change as you described but I go from radiologist to Webflow developer 😄. Good luck to us

Lmao same

1. He could've used emmet for that 2. Who tf needs external helf for a goddamn html boilerplate?!

@@AnnoyedBowlOfSpaghetti of course he can, but this is about AI and the current state. Soon this all will be a short prompt and much quicker than emmet ever was

uh.. no. only monochromatic photos. others should be jpeg, png, or webp lol

Until one day a client calls you at 1 am complaining that one of the images is blurry on some device lol

1. Photopea 2. GIMP

They ... Are not plugins. Have you watched the video

It's the Stability plugin

exchange.adobe.com/apps/cc/114117da/stable-diffusion

​@@dav5844 check 2:34

I'd make sure it's on a mobile browser dimensions. You can also see a working version here: codepen.io/cjgammon/pen/vYzLjae