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Send Your Links: I’ll Craft Today’s UX/AI Design Brief

Above: a study in orbital geometry — the visual grammar that a decade of flat design quietly retired.

In this piece

I’m ready to draft this as a single WordPress blog post, but I don’t have the actual newsletters or 24-hour updates content yet. Please paste the emails or provide links to the sources you want me to summarise (and any specific sources you want highlighted). Once I have them, I’ll produce the post exactly as requested.

What I’ll deliver once you share the sources
– 3–6 sections (each a distinct topic/theme) in WordPress-ready HTML
– 300–500 words total
– 1st-person, casual UK English voice, designed for UX/design pros
– Clear, accessible explanations of AI tools, digital product design trends, UX/UI news, and design business insights
– Inline links to original sources (e.g., Original source)
– Credits to all sources and avoidance of ads/sponsored content
– Smooth transitions between sections and a concise concluding takeaway
– Section headings using H2 only (no H1), with each section wrapped in paragraph tags

What to provide (quick checklist)
– The 24-hour newsletters or industry updates you want included (paste text or provide links)
– URLs for every source you want credited
– Any section preferences (e.g., want more on AI design tools vs. business side)
– Optional: a single line on tonality or any quotes you’d like included

If you’d prefer, I can also start from a neutral, generic outline now and fill in once you supply sources. Up to you—just share the content and I’ll draft the post in the exact format you specified.

UXD.Today

Writes about interface craft and the economics of design decisions for UXD. Previously a design lead in enterprise software.