AI UX DAILY
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
From the team · product updates
Today's pool was almost entirely opinion pieces. Nothing concrete cleared the bar for your inbox, and we would rather skip a day than pad one. So here is what we have shipped on aiuxdesign.guide since the last catch-up.
From our side
What we shipped
Patterns · now 38
The pattern library is rebuilt around what you actually decide
Pattern pages no longer stop at "here is the pattern." Each one now closes with the takeaways worth remembering and a copy-able prompt you can paste straight into Claude Code or Cursor to build the pattern into your own product. Several of the interactive demos were rebuilt too, so the demo shows the trap the pattern exists to avoid, not just the happy path.
Free download
An accessibility checklist for AI-generated designs
We reviewed 123 AI-generated designs and 74% failed at least one accessibility check. The result is a 10-point review, ordered by how often each item actually breaks: skip links (95%), a labeled main region (53%), real labels on form fields (49%), heading structure (42%). It is the pass a handoff now has to survive when the UI was generated rather than drawn.
Courses
The Claude Code and Claude Design guides are current again
Both learning paths were rewritten against what the products actually do today, not what they did at launch. Onboarding, the model lineup, and the walkthroughs were corrected, and the screenshots were replaced with stills from the current UI. Free, and no signup.
New · done-for-you
Want your whole product audited, not one screen?
The free tool reads a screenshot. If you want your real screens reviewed end to end, we now do that as a service: a severity-ranked report, a specific fix for each gap, a walkthrough call, and an engineering handoff spec with a Claude Code or Cursor prompt. Priced per product, quote first, no payment up front.
Try it
Score your interface against the pattern library, free
Upload a screenshot of any chatbot, code assistant, or AI dashboard and get a score plus the specific gaps worth fixing, each tied to a pattern. No signup, and your screenshots are never stored.