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Can AI design an entire UX experience from start to finish? How does it impact the role of a designer?

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Sneak Peek into the Conclusion

🟢 AI follows best practices automatically

🟢 AI is good at creating smaller UX features

🟢 AI makes hi-fidelity prototyping faster

❌ Lacks creativity & uniqueness

❌ Struggles with breaking design norms

❌ Doesn’t solve deeper UX problems

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Brief Intro

Hi There, I want to challenge myself to design without traditional UX methods (no wireframes, no Figma, no manual mockups) and instead use AI exclusively to explore what AI can currently achieve for UX designers.

To conduct this experiment, I decided to use AI to solve a problem that my partner and I have. Then I gave the end product (password: food) to him as a Christmas gift 🎄.

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The Problem I Want to Solve with AI

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“It’s 7 PM on a Tuesday. My partner and I are both hungry, tired, and staring at 30 cookbooks—but we still can’t decide what to cook.”

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Research & Insights

Why makes deciding what to cook so hard?

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🧠 Cognitive Overload

Too many options cause mental fatigue.

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🧠 Lack of Centralization

Recipes are in books, online, and notes, making retrieval inefficient.

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🧠 Memory Bias

We tend to remember a few go-to dishes, limiting variety.

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