AI & Generative UI- What does this mean for the future of product design?
Product creators have the opportunity to leverage genUI to create bespoke solutions that are customized for every user.
Imagine an interface that can adjust to your needs, whether that is on the go, audio-first, higher contrast, sensory adjustment, and many more.
This tactical talk will present a deep dive into how to leverage generative UI to truly design for all. These tools will empower users, creators, and developers to push beyond the current constraints of software development and give users more power.
Generative UI for product inclusion is the use of AI to create user interfaces that are more accessible and inclusive to users of all backgrounds. This can be done by generating UI elements that are tailored to the specific needs of different users, such as those with disabilities, those who speak different languages, and those who are neurodivergent.
What we'll cover?
Reviewing and breaking down multimodal interaction patterns that generate bespoke generativeUIs meeting the users where they are.
Discussion of user journeys and how we can rethink them: Enable thousands of user journeys from a single action, identifying visuals, layouts, fonts, and contrasts that are best for what the user needs.
Background of LLMs, generative AI and generative UI. What do these terms mean and what does it mean for the future of product design?
About the speaker
Kelly Dern is a Senior Product Designer at Google, Kelly Dern leads the Video AI team where she focuses on designing for impact to improve video-audio communications for millions of users.
Kelly has worked with Google Nest, start-ups, and Adidas on various product and UX projects, ranging from hardware-software integration to health tech solutions. Kelly has also received a Google Product Excellence Award for her design work on product inclusion. Outside of design, she enjoys learning new skills and sharing her knowledge as a speaker, mentor, and advisor in the design community.