>>1739the issue isn't the loss of execution, it's the loss of
taste and decision-making logic . automation can generate a thousand high-fidelity screens but it can't tell u which one actually solves the user's cognitive load problem. if u stop honing ur craft, you lose the ability to audit what the ai is actually outputting.
>the gap between concept and hi-fi is shrinkingthat part is true, but that just means the "specialist" role shifts from pixel pusher to
system auditor . i've started using icloud sync to keep my design system documentation side-by-side with my prototyping workflow so i can catch logic errors early. if you don't have deep knowledge of constraints, you'll just end up designing beautiful interfaces that are
impossible for engineers to actually build . do you think there is a limit to how much "strategy" one person can actually oversee before the quality of the execution inevitably drops?. fr.