Interface designers

“I’ll do it myself 😌” or the story about how hyper-control emerges Most of the time, the problem in a team is not the team. Sometimes things are broken not by processes. And not by deadlines. But by a person who can’t let go of control. 🪤“Atlas Syndrome: How to Stop Carrying the Project Alone and Start Leading” 🎤 At a meetup on May 20, Julia Karvat (HR expert with over 12 years of experience, Master of Psychology, Corporate Trainer) will break down what is usually left unsaid: — Why “I’ll do it myself” is not heroism but a trap; — How hyper-control kills initiative and drains energy; — Where the “dopamine loop” of micromanagement comes from and how to break it; — How to delegate without losing quality and finally get some sleep. 🎟️ Join the meetup Meetup details: ⏰ Time: 19:00 (Minsk time, GMT+3) / 18:00 (CEST) 🕒 Duration: 1 hour 🗣️ Language: Russian 📍 Offline: Andersen’s office in Minsk 💻 Online: The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form See you soon 👋

Don’t guess the experience. Map it 💡 UX mapping isn’t about creating pretty diagrams. It’s about building shared understanding, spotting gaps, and aligning teams before you write a single line of code. Save for your projects🫡 Source: @subash-chandra

What if AI agent could learn from 600K+ real screens and best UX patterns? 🪄 With Mobbin’s new MCP connection, you can start referencing real examples to generate more intentional and accurate outputs🔑 It connects your AI agents to 600,000+ real product screens, so what they build starts with what already works. You can use it for different use cases: ▫️Analyzing Patterns and Flows with AI ▫️Copywriting, UX Writing and Microcopy ▫️Generating Similar UI Concepts ▫️UX Audit Comparison with Figma MCP ▫️Sending AI-Generated Designs Back into Figma 🔗 Read the full article and explore prompts examples 🔗 About Mobbin MCP 🎥 See tutorial how to install Mobbin MCP inside Claude #AITools #UXUI

UX Tip of the Day 💡 Ensure users can easily navigate to their preferred language by making translation options recognizable in that language, not just in the default interface language. Spanish → Español Chinese → 中文 French → Français Learn more about inclusive language switchers: 🔗 Read the full article #UX #UXUI #UIDesign

Tired of explaining the same steps to AI over and over? 😩 Imagine telling your AI assistant: 👉 "Create a new Figma file" 👉 "Build a screen from our design system" 👉 "Generate code from this design" …and it just knows what to do. That’s MCP Skills 💡 Skills are pre-built instructions that teach your AI assistant how to handle common Figma tasks reliably, such as creating a new file, building a screen from your design system, or generating code from a design. No more explaining the same steps every time. Just faster workflows and cleaner outputs. Find examples and implement into your projects: 🔗 Figma skills for MCP 🔗 63 design skills for Claude Hit ❤️ if you want more AI design content #AI #FigmaMCP #Claude

Types of Web Design Layout Ever landed on a website and felt completely lost trying to find what you needed? 😕 You might spend a couple of minutes clicking through a confusing layout, but that frustrating experience often drives you to leave the page quickl🏃‍♂️ Page layout plays a key role in delivering a smooth user experience. Think of it as a guide that helps users navigate straight to the content they want. Ready to discover how to design a website layout that keeps your visitors engaged? 💡 🔗 12 website layout ideas to captivate your audience #UXDesign #UXUI

AI generates UI… but you still fix everything manually? 🤨 The problem isn’t AI. It doesn’t know your design system. What’s happening now You generate a screen → it looks “okay” → but: • colors are off • spacing is inconsistent • components aren’t from your system 👉 so you fix everything manually The fix — Design.md A simple file: DESIGN.md where you define: • colors 🎨 • spacing 📐 • components 🧩 • rules and constraints How it works You say: Create a dashboard screen AI: • reads DESIGN.md • understands your system • builds UI based on rules 👉 not guessing — assembling Why it works Without Design.md: • starts from scratch • inconsistent results With Design.md: • consistent UI • fewer fixes Important ⚠️ Figma gives: • styles • components But not: • usage rules • constraints 👉 that’s what Design.md adds Bottom line AI doesn’t fail because it’s not smart. It fails because it lacks context. Design.md = context for UI 💬 Are you using AI in design? 🔗 Read the full article by Sergei

Stop guessing, start discovering🕵️‍♂️ Performing a Discovery Phase saves time and makes it easy for your team to understand how to improve the UX of the product in the long run, whether you are working on existing product or planning to launch a new one. What are the benefits: * Streamline design processes * Understand UX bottlenecks * Find ideas for product improvements * Plan the roadmap accordingly Here is Product UX Discovery Kit - a Notion template that might help you and your team💡 What’s inside: 🧠 Stakeholder workshop questions 🔍 Competitor analysis 📋 UX audit 💡 Ideation 👥 Users 💼 Business requirements 👉 Grab the kit here: link #UX #Research

#recruitment ☀️ Andersen announces recruitment for the UI/UX Design Trainee. 📍 Locations*: - Georgia - (Georgian university graduates only) - Kazakhstan - Belarus - Serbia - Romania - Azerbaijan (Baku). Requirements: 📌 Intermediate or higher level of English and/or German (verbal communication); 📌 UI/UX Design courses completed; 📌 Portfolio with works in the field of interface design (web, mobile), made out on Behance/Dribble is obligatory; 📌 confident knowledge of design tools: Adobe XD / Sketch / Figma; understanding of the design process, the principles of building adaptive interfaces. ⭐️️️️️️️️️️ Guaranteed employment upon successful completion of training. 🔗 Apply Now Launch your IT career with Andersen ➡Courses ➡Traineeships➡Prepare for interviews➡Meet Ups @andersen_courses ✈

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Figma MCP: How AI-generated UI finally becomes usable AI can generate UI screens in seconds. But most of it is not production ready. I explored this approach in practice while working on it. 1️⃣ The problem. If you’ve tried generating UI with AI tools, you’ve probably seen this: ▪️Visually appealing layouts ▪️Completely inconsistent with your design system ▪️Components you can’t actually use You end up rebuilding everything manually. 2️⃣ What is MCP (Model Context Protocol). MCP is a way to connect AI directly to your design environment (like Figma), giving it access to: ▪️Components ▪️Styles and tokens ▪️Layout structure Instead of guessing, AI works with your real system. In the full article you will know - How it works - What changes in practice - When to use MCP and when it won’t help much 🔗 Read the full article by Sergei How are you using AI in your design workflow today? Have you tried integrating it with your design system? Let’s discuss 👇

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🎨 Designers in IT: is this about cutie visuals or real problem-solving? There’s a common belief that designers in IT just “move pixels.” In reality, the role is much more complex and… much more interesting 👀 📅 On April 29, join our meetup where Artsem Eismant, Graphic Designer at Andersen with over 10 years of experience, will share how a designer’s work is actually structured in a large IT company. 💡 What we’ll cover: — How graphic design in IT differs from agency work and freelancing; — How designers collaborate with marketers and developers; — What tools are actually used, and what skills are worth learning; — What you need to have in your portfolio, and how to complete a test assignment to make the cut. Artsem has gone a path from freelancing to art direction in agencies and possesses teaching experience, so he knows well what skills are essential for starting a career in design. 🎟 Secure your spot Meetup details: ⏰ Time: 19:00 (Minsk time, GMT+3)/18:00 (CEST) 🕒 Duration: 1.5 hours 🗣 Language: Russian 📍 Offline: Andersen’s office in Minsk 💻 Online: The link to the stream will be sent to your email specified in the registration form Learn more about Andersen’s traineeships: 📱 Telegram 📱 Apply for a traineeship 🎯 Start your IT career with Andersen Trainee Program