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Almost Weekly - AI Patterns

Almost Weekly is in the middle of a redesign, with a new look on the horizon that will lean more into bold visuals and a comic-inspired vibe. While that takes shape, the focus of this issue is on AI patterns.

Patterns help us capture what works, avoid repeating mistakes, and share knowledge across teams. This week brings together some of the most useful collections and reflections on AI patterns that you can put to work right away.

🧩 AI UX Patterns

📎 https://www.aiuxpatterns.com/

Patterns help tame the chaos of design, and Luke Bennis applies this mindset to AI. His collection showcases recurring solutions for AI-driven experiences, from input strategies to feedback loops.

🔷 Shape of AI

📎 https://www.shapeof.ai/

Emily Campbell explores how design choices can literally give AI its shape. Her project collects real examples of AI embedded in tools and workflows, highlighting subtle but powerful shifts in interaction.

🪑 Where should AI sit in your UI?

📎 https://uxdesign.cc/where-should-ai-sit-in-your-ui-1710a258390e

The big question is where we put AI in the interface. Should it be front and center, or quietly supporting in the background? Sharma breaks down these choices and their consequences for user trust and usability.

What to expect

Almost Weekly is a Free bi-weekly (or so) newsletter on design, code and accessibility. Each edition takes on a single theme and invites you to explore it in a fresh way. The topics do not follow a fixed pattern, which keeps it playful and a little unpredictable.

Think of it as a surprise that drops into your inbox to spark ideas and brighten your week.

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About the Author

Kay is a designer with fiveteen years of professional design experience, born and based in Berlin, Germany. His work focuses on digital products, design systems and accessibility, always with a curious and hands-on approach.

Outside of work he enjoys riding his bike through the countryside, getting lost in Shadowrun adventures, and exploring open worlds in Video games.

IF you want to check out his other work, visit: www.kay-kazemi.de

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