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Will Google Search be disrupted by ChatGPT?

The release of ChatGPT has triggered a new wave of discussions about the end of the era of traditional search engines. Many people believe that AI-powered chatbots have a real potential to replace traditional search engines. In this article, I want to discuss whether such conversations are speculation. What is

ChatGPT: Why it's such a big deal for all industries, and will it kill Google?

Imagine if the system you interact with can actually understand you and answer any question that you ask. The system that can conduct a complex analysis for you, write code like a developer, or even provide mental health support. In 2022 it's no longer a fantasy, it's a reality, and

GPT-4: Facts, Rumors and Expectations about next-gen AI model

GPT-4 is the fourth version of the GPT, one of the most advanced and anticipated AI models. GPT-3 had a significant boost in performance compared to GPT-2. If GPT-4 can take the AI model to the next level, it will be like a quantum leap in capability. And the great

Empty states: 5 practical tips for designers

Content is what provides value for most apps. Along with features, content is a primary reason why people start using products. This is why it’s critical to consider how we design empty states, those moments in a user’s journey when an app might not have content for a

Will AI Replace Designers?

Short answer, yes and no The rise of AI-powered tools is one of the most remarkable things that happened in 2022. Even if you’re not an active internet user, there is a high chance that you saw artworks created using Midjourney, DALL-E, or Stable Diffusion. Super Mario in the

Tree testing: A complete guide

Content organization is one of the most critical activities when building a new product or improving the user experience of an existing product. Logical and intuitive information organization is essential for creating a good user experience. In this article, we will discuss a technique called tree testing that helps us

5 Techniques For Effective User Onboarding

What happens during the first experience can make or break any app. To ensure users don’t delete your app after the first try, you must successfully onboard and engage them during the first interactions. In this article, I’ll describe the concept of onboarding and share 5 common onboarding

Working backward: Why it is a must-have approach for product designers

When we design a product, we typically start with setting a global goal that we want to achieve; next, we define a strategy that can help us to do that, and we follow the strategy rigorously. This approach has two problems. First, the goal we set may be invalid. We

Why you should not search for a product designer at Dribbble

Dribbble is one of the most popular platforms for designers. It’s an excellent place to go for inspiration. Yet, Dribbble might not be the place to search for a product designer, and here are three reasons why. Over-focus on the visual aspect of design What works attract a lot

Card sorting in product design

Card sorting is a user research method primarily used by information architects and user experience designers. This technique can help uncover how target users think about an information space. In this article, I want to discuss how to run card sorting and share best practices for this exercise. What is