Fames Charles
@famescharles.bsky.social
I’m a UI/UX designer focused on creating clean, user-friendly digital products that help businesses and startups grow.
@theaitable.bsky.social
Well said. Many teams adopt AI tactically, not strategically. Becoming truly AI-native requires alignment across product, design, and engineering, Most companies use AI, but only in scattered experiments. One team tests tools, another runs pilots, no unified vision.
Well said. Many teams adopt AI tactically, not strategically. Becoming truly AI-native requires alignment across product, design, and engineering, Most companies use AI, but only in scattered experiments. One team tests tools, another runs pilots, no unified vision.
January 7, 2026 at 2:10 PM
@theaitable.bsky.social
Well said. Many teams adopt AI tactically, not strategically. Becoming truly AI-native requires alignment across product, design, and engineering, Most companies use AI, but only in scattered experiments. One team tests tools, another runs pilots, no unified vision.
Well said. Many teams adopt AI tactically, not strategically. Becoming truly AI-native requires alignment across product, design, and engineering, Most companies use AI, but only in scattered experiments. One team tests tools, another runs pilots, no unified vision.
Exactly. Scattered AI experiments don’t create impact. Alignment, strategy, and user-centered design are what turn AI from a tool into a true product advantage.
January 7, 2026 at 2:08 PM
Exactly. Scattered AI experiments don’t create impact. Alignment, strategy, and user-centered design are what turn AI from a tool into a true product advantage.
Great share 👍
Improving RAG is becoming increasingly important, especially for AI products where clarity, relevance, and user trust matter. From a UI/UX perspective, strong information architecture and feedback loops play a huge role in making RAG outputs actually usable.
Improving RAG is becoming increasingly important, especially for AI products where clarity, relevance, and user trust matter. From a UI/UX perspective, strong information architecture and feedback loops play a huge role in making RAG outputs actually usable.
January 7, 2026 at 1:16 PM
Great share 👍
Improving RAG is becoming increasingly important, especially for AI products where clarity, relevance, and user trust matter. From a UI/UX perspective, strong information architecture and feedback loops play a huge role in making RAG outputs actually usable.
Improving RAG is becoming increasingly important, especially for AI products where clarity, relevance, and user trust matter. From a UI/UX perspective, strong information architecture and feedback loops play a huge role in making RAG outputs actually usable.
Hello @theaitable.bsky.social
Your website caught my attention, very clean and clear!
I noticed a few optimization opportunities.
They’re simple adjustments, but they make a big difference in performance.
If you're open to it, I can point them out. It’s something most businesses overlook.
Your website caught my attention, very clean and clear!
I noticed a few optimization opportunities.
They’re simple adjustments, but they make a big difference in performance.
If you're open to it, I can point them out. It’s something most businesses overlook.
January 7, 2026 at 3:58 AM
Hello @theaitable.bsky.social
Your website caught my attention, very clean and clear!
I noticed a few optimization opportunities.
They’re simple adjustments, but they make a big difference in performance.
If you're open to it, I can point them out. It’s something most businesses overlook.
Your website caught my attention, very clean and clear!
I noticed a few optimization opportunities.
They’re simple adjustments, but they make a big difference in performance.
If you're open to it, I can point them out. It’s something most businesses overlook.
January 7, 2026 at 3:55 AM