Workshops · Daniel Neath

Infosys - AI-Powered UX/UI

A practical workshop for UX/UI designers on using AI inside real design work, from the first prompt through prototype and QA. The point was not to automate judgment, but to give designers a faster way to turn context into something the team could inspect, challenge, and improve.

We worked through Figma Make and reusable skills, connected Claude to Figma through MCP, and used the same workflow to generate personas, journey maps, working prototypes, and accessibility checks. Everyone left with a repeatable process for setting context, iterating in small steps, and keeping design-system rules in the loop.

AI in UX/UI - From Alignment to Handoff

A practical look at where AI fits into design work: aligning on the problem, structuring research, exploring directions, building a prototype, and making the handoff clearer. The workshop followed one workflow end to end so every tool had a reason to be there.

Rather than treating AI as a replacement for design judgment, I showed how it can multiply the places where that judgment gets applied. Participants saw how reusable skills, Figma, Notion, and code-based prototypes can turn scattered context into shared decisions, testable work, and a specification engineering can use.