Issue 16 of The AI UX Dispatch is posted! aiuxdispatch.beehiiv.com/p/key-ai-rea... The AI UX Dispatch is your weekly dose of AI/UX news and insights. Each Wednesday, I highlight and comment on the most valuable articles, talks, and resources I've discovered.

I hope you'll enjoy this week's issue!

With the book finished, I'm taking time to re-assess my note-taking/note-making scheme. To that end, I'm reading Duly Noted, which is perfect for reflecting on what I'm doing note-wise and why. rosenfeldmedia.com/books/duly-n...

(1/5) I’m pleased to share more about my upcoming book: UX Design for the Enterprise: Helping Users Get Work Done. Set to publish in March, the book covers principles, methods, and design patterns suited to the unique challenges of designing enterprise applications.

(1/4) With the publication of my next book nearing (in March), I wanted to share a central practice that got me through writing both this book and the previous one.

Part II of Craft vs. Coda design choices. With Coda, there are no folders. In the sidebar, pages (documents) are represented by multi-color icons the user may select; pages can be organized hierarchically.

Let's talk navigational design choices! A few days ago, Craft released a major update including a “table of contents” feature for each document. The document TOC provides local navigation for each document using headers and subpages to generate links in the left sidebar automatically.

(Semi) Hot Take: I'm not a regular Arc browser user on the Mac (believe me, I tried), but Arc Search for iOS is *impressive*. The "browse for me" feature is really the first non-chatbot use of generative AI I've seen.