▲ 11 r/framer
Is Framer worth learning in 2026 for a UI/UX designer?
I’m already a UI/UX designer and I mainly work in Figma. Recently I’ve been thinking about learning Framer seriously, especially for freelance/client work.
u/chisti21 — 4 days ago
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▲ 4 r/UIUX
What do you think about the future of UI/UX after the rise of AI? 🤖
So in the next 5 years
Will AI replace UI/UX designers,
or will it simply change the way designers work?
I personally think designers with strong creativity, UX thinking and problem-solving skills will still dominate.
What’s your opinion?
u/chisti21 — 7 days ago
what’s your one small design change that instantly made your product feel more ‘premium’ to users?
reddit.comu/chisti21 — 8 days ago
▲ 3 r/productdesign
what’s your one small design change that instantly made your product feel more ‘premium’ to users?
reddit.comu/chisti21 — 8 days ago