Sooner or later (IoT, AR, VR) we will have to let devices (AI) to assembly the final user interface.
I imagine something like this: we designers / developers / UI architects are creating plenty of interconnectable components describing our idea of a product covering all scenarios and use cases.
Then the device will asemmbly the final UI based on the individual user, and the device capability.
For example a watch will display something different than a large digital billboard on a skyscraper.
And everyone of us will see a different design each time we look at a display, based on our individual digital history (Data mining).
The point is predetermined design must be advanced to on-demand, context based, liquid design. We let the big picture be assembled by third party, we focus only to smaller components.
Sooner or later (IoT, AR, VR) we will have to let devices (AI) to assembly the final user interface.
I imagine something like this: we designers / developers / UI architects are creating plenty of interconnectable components describing our idea of a product covering all scenarios and use cases.
Then the device will asemmbly the final UI based on the individual user, and the device capability.
For example a watch will display something different than a large digital billboard on a skyscraper.
And everyone of us will see a different design each time we look at a display, based on our individual digital history (Data mining).
The point is predetermined design must be advanced to on-demand, context based, liquid design. We let the big picture be assembled by third party, we focus only to smaller components.
Something like
http://metamn.io/beat/tomorrowww/