Adam Fard
@adamfard.com
Founder of http://uxpilot.ai the most accurate AI for UX/UI Design
I still remember the buzz when GenAI first landed
It felt like watching history unfold in real time
Everyone had stars in their eyes
But between all the funding rounds and viral demos…
Something started to feel off
It became harder to tell the difference
between innovation and noise...
It felt like watching history unfold in real time
Everyone had stars in their eyes
But between all the funding rounds and viral demos…
Something started to feel off
It became harder to tell the difference
between innovation and noise...
April 27, 2025 at 2:01 PM
I still remember the buzz when GenAI first landed
It felt like watching history unfold in real time
Everyone had stars in their eyes
But between all the funding rounds and viral demos…
Something started to feel off
It became harder to tell the difference
between innovation and noise...
It felt like watching history unfold in real time
Everyone had stars in their eyes
But between all the funding rounds and viral demos…
Something started to feel off
It became harder to tell the difference
between innovation and noise...
"Make it look like ChatGPT"
Heard this 4 times this week from founders
Stop
Your product isn't ChatGPT
Your users aren't ChatGPT's users
Your problems aren't ChatGPT's problems
Build what works for YOUR users
Not what’s trendy or looks cool on social media
Heard this 4 times this week from founders
Stop
Your product isn't ChatGPT
Your users aren't ChatGPT's users
Your problems aren't ChatGPT's problems
Build what works for YOUR users
Not what’s trendy or looks cool on social media
April 10, 2025 at 2:01 PM
"Make it look like ChatGPT"
Heard this 4 times this week from founders
Stop
Your product isn't ChatGPT
Your users aren't ChatGPT's users
Your problems aren't ChatGPT's problems
Build what works for YOUR users
Not what’s trendy or looks cool on social media
Heard this 4 times this week from founders
Stop
Your product isn't ChatGPT
Your users aren't ChatGPT's users
Your problems aren't ChatGPT's problems
Build what works for YOUR users
Not what’s trendy or looks cool on social media
The best career advice: Never let success cost you your happiness.
April 7, 2025 at 5:01 PM
The best career advice: Never let success cost you your happiness.
"AI will kill UX design"
(They said this in 2023)
Reality check:
2023:
- Basic wireframes
- Zero consistency
- Messy outputs
2024:
- Complex wireframes
- Coherent UI design
- Complete flows
2025:
- Design systems support
- Pixel-perfect exports
- Detailed UI
What changed?
(They said this in 2023)
Reality check:
2023:
- Basic wireframes
- Zero consistency
- Messy outputs
2024:
- Complex wireframes
- Coherent UI design
- Complete flows
2025:
- Design systems support
- Pixel-perfect exports
- Detailed UI
What changed?
April 7, 2025 at 2:03 PM
"AI will kill UX design"
(They said this in 2023)
Reality check:
2023:
- Basic wireframes
- Zero consistency
- Messy outputs
2024:
- Complex wireframes
- Coherent UI design
- Complete flows
2025:
- Design systems support
- Pixel-perfect exports
- Detailed UI
What changed?
(They said this in 2023)
Reality check:
2023:
- Basic wireframes
- Zero consistency
- Messy outputs
2024:
- Complex wireframes
- Coherent UI design
- Complete flows
2025:
- Design systems support
- Pixel-perfect exports
- Detailed UI
What changed?
"Users don't read" and 5 other UX realities that never stop being true
No matter how many projects I complete, these fundamentals remain the hardest parts of design
Which of these principles do you find yourself continuously relearning?
No matter how many projects I complete, these fundamentals remain the hardest parts of design
Which of these principles do you find yourself continuously relearning?
April 4, 2025 at 2:01 PM
"Users don't read" and 5 other UX realities that never stop being true
No matter how many projects I complete, these fundamentals remain the hardest parts of design
Which of these principles do you find yourself continuously relearning?
No matter how many projects I complete, these fundamentals remain the hardest parts of design
Which of these principles do you find yourself continuously relearning?
The dumbest thing I did as a founder:
Trying to build the perfect product.
At the start, we built a comprehensive discovery & research tool
We spent:
- 4 months building it
- 3 team members on it
But we missed the mark!
We built what we thought was cool, not what users needed
Then we shifted:
Trying to build the perfect product.
At the start, we built a comprehensive discovery & research tool
We spent:
- 4 months building it
- 3 team members on it
But we missed the mark!
We built what we thought was cool, not what users needed
Then we shifted:
April 4, 2025 at 11:00 AM
The dumbest thing I did as a founder:
Trying to build the perfect product.
At the start, we built a comprehensive discovery & research tool
We spent:
- 4 months building it
- 3 team members on it
But we missed the mark!
We built what we thought was cool, not what users needed
Then we shifted:
Trying to build the perfect product.
At the start, we built a comprehensive discovery & research tool
We spent:
- 4 months building it
- 3 team members on it
But we missed the mark!
We built what we thought was cool, not what users needed
Then we shifted:
I won’t sugarcoat it…
UX design is changing, fast ↓↓↓
But AI isn’t here to replace you
It’s here to help you
Some designers are fighting it.
Others?
They’re using it to create like never before
Imagine this:
Wireframes in minutes, not hours
That’s the power of AI
But here's the real question:
UX design is changing, fast ↓↓↓
But AI isn’t here to replace you
It’s here to help you
Some designers are fighting it.
Others?
They’re using it to create like never before
Imagine this:
Wireframes in minutes, not hours
That’s the power of AI
But here's the real question:
April 3, 2025 at 11:02 AM
I won’t sugarcoat it…
UX design is changing, fast ↓↓↓
But AI isn’t here to replace you
It’s here to help you
Some designers are fighting it.
Others?
They’re using it to create like never before
Imagine this:
Wireframes in minutes, not hours
That’s the power of AI
But here's the real question:
UX design is changing, fast ↓↓↓
But AI isn’t here to replace you
It’s here to help you
Some designers are fighting it.
Others?
They’re using it to create like never before
Imagine this:
Wireframes in minutes, not hours
That’s the power of AI
But here's the real question:
Life is too short for a career that doesn't make you feel alive.
March 31, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Life is too short for a career that doesn't make you feel alive.
Top 5 UX Tends of 2025!
(Created in UX Pilot)
(Created in UX Pilot)
March 31, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Top 5 UX Tends of 2025!
(Created in UX Pilot)
(Created in UX Pilot)
Now you can use custom fonts in your designs with UX Pilot AI! 😎
March 29, 2025 at 12:01 PM
Now you can use custom fonts in your designs with UX Pilot AI! 😎
7 Reasons to Use AI in Your UI/UX Design System:
✅Boost Productivity
✅Improve Accessibility
✅Smarter Prototyping
✅Enhance User Experience
✅Create Consistent Designs
✅Speed Up Repetitive Tasks
✅Real-Time Feedback and Iteration
✅Boost Productivity
✅Improve Accessibility
✅Smarter Prototyping
✅Enhance User Experience
✅Create Consistent Designs
✅Speed Up Repetitive Tasks
✅Real-Time Feedback and Iteration
March 28, 2025 at 3:01 PM
7 Reasons to Use AI in Your UI/UX Design System:
✅Boost Productivity
✅Improve Accessibility
✅Smarter Prototyping
✅Enhance User Experience
✅Create Consistent Designs
✅Speed Up Repetitive Tasks
✅Real-Time Feedback and Iteration
✅Boost Productivity
✅Improve Accessibility
✅Smarter Prototyping
✅Enhance User Experience
✅Create Consistent Designs
✅Speed Up Repetitive Tasks
✅Real-Time Feedback and Iteration
Why wait when UX Pilot AI can do it in seconds?
March 28, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Why wait when UX Pilot AI can do it in seconds?
3 Reasons Designers Should Use AI
-Time Savings: AI cuts repetitive tasks by 50%.
-Productivity: Boosts efficiency by 30%.
-Quality: Makes designs 40% more effective.
AI speeds up and enhances design work.
-Time Savings: AI cuts repetitive tasks by 50%.
-Productivity: Boosts efficiency by 30%.
-Quality: Makes designs 40% more effective.
AI speeds up and enhances design work.
March 27, 2025 at 3:05 PM
3 Reasons Designers Should Use AI
-Time Savings: AI cuts repetitive tasks by 50%.
-Productivity: Boosts efficiency by 30%.
-Quality: Makes designs 40% more effective.
AI speeds up and enhances design work.
-Time Savings: AI cuts repetitive tasks by 50%.
-Productivity: Boosts efficiency by 30%.
-Quality: Makes designs 40% more effective.
AI speeds up and enhances design work.
Design smarter, not harder 😎
March 27, 2025 at 12:01 PM
Design smarter, not harder 😎
Being at the top means nothing if you’re not enjoying the view.
March 26, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Being at the top means nothing if you’re not enjoying the view.
Dark mode, done in a flash with UX Pilot AI ⚡
March 26, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Dark mode, done in a flash with UX Pilot AI ⚡
Elevate your designs instantly with UX Pilot AI ✨
March 25, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Elevate your designs instantly with UX Pilot AI ✨
Great SaaS companies are built on trust, not just software.
—David Skok
—David Skok
March 25, 2025 at 12:01 PM
Great SaaS companies are built on trust, not just software.
—David Skok
—David Skok
Top 3 AI Tools Revolutionizing UI/UX Design in 2025
✅UX Pilot:
Automates wireframing and UI generation, speeding up design workflows.
✅Wireframe Designer:
Turns ideas into professional wireframes quickly with AI.
✅Subframe:
Drag-and-drop UI design, real-time collaboration, and pixel-perfect code.
✅UX Pilot:
Automates wireframing and UI generation, speeding up design workflows.
✅Wireframe Designer:
Turns ideas into professional wireframes quickly with AI.
✅Subframe:
Drag-and-drop UI design, real-time collaboration, and pixel-perfect code.
March 24, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Top 3 AI Tools Revolutionizing UI/UX Design in 2025
✅UX Pilot:
Automates wireframing and UI generation, speeding up design workflows.
✅Wireframe Designer:
Turns ideas into professional wireframes quickly with AI.
✅Subframe:
Drag-and-drop UI design, real-time collaboration, and pixel-perfect code.
✅UX Pilot:
Automates wireframing and UI generation, speeding up design workflows.
✅Wireframe Designer:
Turns ideas into professional wireframes quickly with AI.
✅Subframe:
Drag-and-drop UI design, real-time collaboration, and pixel-perfect code.
Watch UX Pilot AI create and deliver your high-fidelity design effortlessly.
March 24, 2025 at 12:01 PM
Watch UX Pilot AI create and deliver your high-fidelity design effortlessly.
Master prompt creation and get the best outcomes with UX Pilot AI.
March 23, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Master prompt creation and get the best outcomes with UX Pilot AI.
Design like a pro, iterate like a machine.
UX Pilot AI helps you move faster and smarter.
UX Pilot AI helps you move faster and smarter.
March 22, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Design like a pro, iterate like a machine.
UX Pilot AI helps you move faster and smarter.
UX Pilot AI helps you move faster and smarter.
Chase your dreams, bet on yourself, and build a startup.
The only regret you’ll have is not trying.
The only regret you’ll have is not trying.
March 21, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Chase your dreams, bet on yourself, and build a startup.
The only regret you’ll have is not trying.
The only regret you’ll have is not trying.
Boost your design process with UX Pilot AI and take creativity to the next level.
March 21, 2025 at 12:01 PM
Boost your design process with UX Pilot AI and take creativity to the next level.
I remember a time when every step forward felt like two steps back.
But then I realized, the key wasn’t to rush, it was to keep going.
Every small effort added up, and eventually, things started falling into place.
But then I realized, the key wasn’t to rush, it was to keep going.
Every small effort added up, and eventually, things started falling into place.
March 20, 2025 at 3:01 PM
I remember a time when every step forward felt like two steps back.
But then I realized, the key wasn’t to rush, it was to keep going.
Every small effort added up, and eventually, things started falling into place.
But then I realized, the key wasn’t to rush, it was to keep going.
Every small effort added up, and eventually, things started falling into place.