Today is different, it’s special.

There’s no overview, there’s no agenda for this meeting, there’s only one thing. It’s hot, it’s trending, it’s something you probably wouldn’t want to miss.

Quick back story —

I launched aiverse exactly 1 year ago, as a collection of AI-UX interactions that I needed for my own work. From pasting screenshots in Figma, to making it all filter-able on a website — we’re not at 136 interactions, as of today. Crazy.

Over this time, I started seeing the same trends, the same patterns emerging. At this point, I can tell what all components a new “sparkle” icon feature will have. With the emergence of AI into design, the parameters of designing have changed. We’re not just designing screens, we’re designing experiences. We don’t want “best patterns to design a list”, we want to proactively solve user’s need, without them even needing the list.

I talked about this in the last issue, Agentive UX - a macro trend I’m bullish on.

But here’s the thing. This is just one of 7 macros trends I’ve identified.

Each trend is a glimpse into the future, and not every trend is the right for you / your product. Since the launch of ChatGPT in 2022, these 7 are the ones which have been used in one way or the other.

I started collecting examples of each.

It started as a weekend project, something I wanted to share on this “weekly” newsletter.

It’s been almost 2 months since - and now, it’s launch time!

Presenting — Trending AI-UX Patterns

FYI, if you have a business / employer, this can likely be expensed!

A collected of over 50 examples from top companies designing for AI, categorised into 24 AI-UX patterns.

• How are they creating the UX?

• What are the different AI-UI components?

• When should the user first interact with AI?

• To what extend should the process be manual vs automated?

• Can the system be proactive?

• How do you design proactive systems?

• …you get the point!

To answer all this, I compiled this ebook.

There are 7 macro trends — Conversational, Agentive, AI in old UI and more!

There are 24 AI-UX patterns - how have other companies designed it?

For each pattern, there are at least 2 examples, broken by AI-UI components

• Pre-made templates - are there any pre-written prompts hidden inside buttons?

• Expectation management - how is the user informed of the AI’s capability?

• User feedback input - is the user always aware what’s happening in the app?

• Action history - can the user go back and change their input?

• Customization - can you edit the result in any way?

And of course, no Voyager issue without examples - here are some exclusive for all of you!

— OK I’ll stop there.

You can access all 50+ examples and 24 AI-UX patterns right away. It’s pure gold extracted into a PDF, get it while it's still hot.

Btw, the price might increase soon – so get it sooner than later ;)

PS: If you have a business / employer, remember this can likely be expensed!