Prototyping AI experiences

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First, could you do me a favor? I would love to get feedback on the tutorial. It only takes a minute and it helps me continue to improve: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GV9XJ9L

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I help teams understand the real business problems they should solve with AI-centered solutions. The teams we work with are generally asked to “do something interesting” with the data they have. We help them avoid local maxima through happenstance correlations and focus on solving huge business problems. My background includes over 18 years of product and business development experience at companies like Microsoft, KAYAK, and Waze. At Philosophie, I have created techniques like Empathy Mapping for the Machine and Confusion Mapping to create cross-team alignment while building AI products. If you want to learn more or get in touch via email, LinkedIn, or visit http://philosophie.is/human-centered-ai.

This example shows how to implement tab bar navigation using PageControl, PageIndicator and GridLayout.

Sketch is a great vector design tool for Mac. If you haven't tried it, check it out!.

Using Fuse, let's create a project that allows us to delve into using the layout master. 

Hello everyone and happy new year!

I am very excited for what the new year will bring us! So much happened in 2017 in the UX/UI Design and Prototyping space!

Here are some of the things you should check out in case you missed them. A big one for me was the evolution of symbols in Sketch and design systems as well as collaboration among team members, and easier handoffs and if you work with React, lots of exciting things there too.

The last 6 months of 2017 I was pretty busy with a job out of town so I could not organize as many events but I am planning to start the year strong and we'll have events in NYC around:
– "Why it's good to prototype early and often" an event on the (crowded) prototyping space and. Good if you are new to the group/space. This an updated presentation I based on
– Timeline by Anima App (just released!)
– Fuse Tool's improved UI
– Framer Studio
– InVision Studio
– Figma 2.0

Other big announcement was AdobeXD for Windows

Tons of products now have "Studio" in their name as they all rush to become the all-in-one tool to designers. 🚀

Sketch Workshops in January:
– Basic if you are starting now
– Advanced if you want to learn more advanced workflows or techniques.

Depending on availability, I organize custom workshop for teams. 

What would you like to learn or improve in 2018?

💌 Shoot me an email and let me know! 😀

Ciao,

Francesco 

The Fuse Preview app is available today on the App Store and Google Play alongside the new Fuse 1.5 release. Preview your projects effortlessly, without the need for Xcode or the Android SDK/NDK installed. You can even work on your Fuse iOS projects directly from Windows — wee!

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This example demonstrates how we can create an endless scrolling list that removes elements as they scroll out of view.

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Hello everyone! I am very excited about this one! I have tested Fuse a few years ago as I loved their promise, simple UX-focused code that could empower...

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In other words: Fuse takes you all the way from idea to deployed app.

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We're co-hosting this Meetup with other four groups this time. We're having a Fuse engineer coming from Oslo to speak, so I really hope to see you there!

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In this presentation, we'll show some examples of what can be achieved with Fuse, and briefly examine the make up of a finished app.

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