01 / 30 minutes
Choose your AI for UX workflow
Turn a vague AI task into a brief with evidence, constraints and a reviewable deliverable.
USEFUL AI BEATS HYPE · REAL PROMPTS. REAL PROJECTS. REAL RESULTS.
A free, practical training path for designers who want to research, prototype, test and collaborate with AI—while keeping their design judgment.

Work through ten lessons using a consultation-booking flow or a project of your own. Allow about 8–9 hours for the exercises, plus real participant sessions and any live experiment. Bring basic UX knowledge, one tool you can access and non-sensitive practice material. You do not need every subscription.
Leave with a project brief, evidence log, prototype, agent-team contract, usability plan, experiment brief and handoff. This is self-paced reading and practice; no live cohort or certificate is included.
01 / 30 minutes
Turn a vague AI task into a brief with evidence, constraints and a reviewable deliverable.
02 / 45 minutes
Create a source-linked research digest and decision log from a bounded set of approved files.
03 / 45 minutes
Use a reasoning assistant to compare alternatives without turning predictions into user evidence.
04 / 60 minutes
Create a prototype of one complete task, including the states most first drafts omit.
05 / 60 minutes
Coordinate specialist roles with explicit handoffs and a human accountable for decisions.
06 / 60 minutes plus participant sessions
Use AI for preparation and synthesis while basing usability findings on actual participant behavior.
07 / 60 minutes planning; experiment duration varies
Create an experiment brief that separates variant generation from causal evidence.
08 / 45 minutes
Build an auditable evidence table and identify gaps before deciding what to design.
09 / 45 minutes
Improve labels, error recovery and inclusive interaction without treating automation as certification.
10 / 60 minutes
Deliver a useful implementation package and explain your contribution honestly.
Claude / Cowork: organize bounded tasks and source material. Claude Design: explore visual directions and prototypes. GPT-6 Astra: reason through briefs, critique and tradeoffs. Figma Design and Make: work with design context and testable interactions.
Looking for “Claude Work” or “Astra 6.5”? This course explains the Cowork workflow and uses the verified name GPT-6 Astra. It does not assume an unverified version or promise identical features across accounts.
No. AI can inspect a flow, prepare tasks and help analyze supplied notes. Claims about how people use a product need evidence from people. A/B results require a valid live experiment, not AI predictions.
Learn how research, interaction design, UX writing and QA roles share versioned artifacts, stop on missing information and hand decisions to a human lead.
Our existing AI for UX Workshop starts at $1,500: a two-hour working session for up to eight participants, focused on one applied workflow, with a reusable template and review checklist. Scope and timing are agreed first; software and custom integrations are separate.
Explore team training ↗Browse the existing 22-guide AI design field guide · Open seven free working templates