How do you stop AI looking generic?
Training AI on Gamanza's own styles and mechanics, and why it still needs a hand on it.
Designer Q&A · Session 2
Cut from the 10 September session. Each clip is one idea, self-contained, with the question removed and carried in the card instead. Captioned for muted autoplay and sized 4:5 for the LinkedIn feed.
Training AI on Gamanza's own styles and mechanics, and why it still needs a hand on it.
A problem solver, not a decorator, and where design parts company with art.
The behavioural signals it runs on, against a sales CRM. One continuous take.
User tests, issue reports and Power BI, and why knowing the user is the job.
Designing for a thumb rather than a cursor, and what has to be right on a small screen.
A1 and A2 use the screen recording for picture and the Meet file for sound. Meet cuts to whoever is speaking and lags about a second and a half, so the opening of both those answers plays over the interviewer. The screen capture never switched, but its audio sits 8 dB noisier, so the two were muxed. Offset locked at 9.046s by correlation and checked against four separate passages.
Not covered. Progressive disclosure has no clip — the first pass at it garbles and the clean version is phrased as a reply to the question. Worth a re-ask, along with how the design team works with the commercial side, which did not come up.