In this four-hour hands-on workshop, you’ll work through one focused AI-assisted workflow for UI design: understand a shared brief, prepare useful context, explore multiple directions, refine a solution, and turn it into an interactive prototype.
Next session: Oct 14, 2026 · 1–5pm GMT+2
Across every format — fundamentals first, AI second, shipping always.
A practical framework you can use again on your next project — from understanding the brief to design, prototyping and handoff.
Learn how to give AI the context it actually needs: your brief, research, references, assets, brand and design-system decisions.
Bring something you're already working on and use the workshop to take one meaningful part of it from problem → exploration → designed
Review the brief, user problem, constraints, and desired outcome.
Prepare the information and instructions the AI tools need.
Follow the process from brief to UI direction and prototype.
Generate, compare, and critique several approaches to the shared challenge.
Develop one direction into a coherent interface and interactive prototype.
You'll recognise yourself in one of these — probably more than one.
already using AI who want a clearer, repeatable workflow from brief to prototype.
who own projects end to end and want to move faster from research to design and handoff.
who want AI leverage without sacrificing craft, consistency, or design judgment.
Across every format — fundamentals first, AI second, shipping always.
That's exactly who this workshop is for. About half the room usually arrives in the same place.
Both can get value. The framing is "first proper hour designing with AI" — beginners get a structured starting point, intermediates get a working setup and process they didn't have before. Senior designers tend to value the framework for where AI belongs across the design process.
A laptop with Figma installed, a project you're currently working on (or recently finished), and an open notebook.
Full refund up to 7 days before the workshop. After that, we can transfer your seat to a future cohort.
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