UXDX Tallinn met up on 26 August – four speakers, one big question: how do we design and build in the age of AI?
Erkki Teedla started the session by comparing different design methods against each other. The key takeaway was to choose what works best, rather than what feels familiar.
Laura Ader took us through her all-AI design process. Her verdict: Claude Code is now her main tool.
Laura Leon explored the tension between speed and quality. Her advice was clear: automate what can be repeated, and give thoughtful work the time it deserves.
The final session, led by Kaisa Laur focused on making data visualisation accessible. A chart works only when people can understand what they are seeing!
The event would not have come together without the organisational skills of Helen Gorban and Elis Laasik, Piret Seeman’s thoughtful moderation, Madli Nurme’s photographs, and Codeborne’s generous hospitality.
Thank you to everyone who contributed their time, ideas, and care to making this event possible, and to all the participants who joined!
