Routine Tasks Automated
Repetitive design tasks like icon generation, color adjustments, and layout variations are increasingly handled by AI tools. Designers gain time for strategic decisions.
Research Platform Analyzing AI Transformation in UX/UI Design
We investigate how ChatGPT, Figma AI, and other AI assistants fundamentally transform Interface Designer workflows. Which tasks become automated? Which remain uniquely human? These answers define the future of digital design.
Repetitive design tasks like icon generation, color adjustments, and layout variations are increasingly handled by AI tools. Designers gain time for strategic decisions.
User research, emotional user guidance, and context-dependent problem-solving require human intuition. AI assists but does not replace empathetic design competence.
Designers who strategically deploy AI assistants show measurable productivity gains. Strategic integration into existing workflows proves crucial.
The clear distinction between automatable and genuinely human design tasks shapes the new role distribution in Interface Design.
Our research is based on quantitative workflow analyses and qualitative interviews with UX/UI designers from various industries. Data collection has been ongoing since the introduction of the first design AI assistants.
Time tracking and productivity measurement with 487 designers over 12 months. Tracking automated tasks versus manual work.
Structured conversations with Lead Designers and Design Directors to evaluate AI impacts on team structures.
Systematic evaluation of ChatGPT, Figma AI, Adobe Firefly, and other AI-powered design tools in practical use.
Long-term observation of career developments and skill shifts among designers in AI transformation.
Have questions about our research or want to participate in future studies? Contact the Neueonbureau team.