What Financial Companies Taught Me About Designing for Millions
Designing for a startup and designing for a bank that serves millions are different sports. The lessons I learned along the way are universal.
I have been designing for banks for over 10 years. Now I build everything from scratch with Claude, Midjourney, and PHP. This is not theory. It is what I do every day.
Designing for a startup and designing for a bank that serves millions are different sports. The lessons I learned along the way are universal.
Transparency about AI use in design projects is a sensitive topic. This is my strategy for presenting work that involves AI without losing client trust.
I used all three tools on real projects for months. This is my honest comparison from the perspective of a designer who needs professional results, not demos.
The future of design is not designing directly. It is directing machines that design. And that requires a skill set most designers have not yet developed.
Every week a company offers to optimize my relationship with AI. But the most powerful thing you can develop as a designer is your own language with the machine.
Color is the most emotional design decision and AI can help you explore combinations you would never have considered. But it needs human direction to work.
How a UX/UI designer with 10+ years used Claude to build a trilingual blog from scratch with PHP and MySQL. Claude AI coding tutorial with real code examples, common mistakes, and Claude vs ChatGPT for coding.
Best Midjourney prompts for fintech UX design and banking. Real prompts for financial dashboards, mobile banking apps, credit cards and branding. From a designer with 10+ years in the industry.
It was not all success. These are the real mistakes I made integrating AI into my design process and what I learned from each one.
Designing for money teaches you to think about consequences. That mindset is exactly what is missing from most AI design implementations.