Apple Intelligence: Action Centered Design Framework (feat. Vidit Bhargava)

Designer and developer Vidit Bhargava joined me to talk about his framework for app development centered around designing actions first, particularly as it relates to Apple Intelligence.
Apple Intelligence: Action Centered Design Framework (feat. Vidit Bhargava)

From my stream with Vidit Bhargava on YouTube Live — tune in:

This week, designer and developer Vidit Bhargava joins me to talk about his framework for app development centered around designing actions first, particularly as it relates to Apple Intelligence.

Read about the framework here: https://blog.viditb.com/action-centered-design-framework-talk/

Chapters (generated with Descript):

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

02:32 Guest Background and App Development

03:45 Evolution of App Design

05:56 Action Centered Design Framework

08:46 Designing for Multiple Platforms

13:21 App Intents and Practical Examples

16:52 Future of App Design and AI Integration

48:14 Demo and Practical Applications

57:06 Exploring App Intents and Practicality

57:27 Challenges of Mobile AI Implementation

58:12 Battery Life and AI Advancements

58:53 Apple’s Approach to AI and Actions

01:01:35 The Future of Shortcuts and Automation

01:03:38 Innovative UI and Interaction Design

01:08:53 Custom Interactions and Maintenance

01:10:27 Generative Coding and Platform Variability

01:15:17 AI and App Intents in Real-World Applications

01:33:59 Economic Models for AI-Driven Apps

01:41:20 Concluding Thoughts and Future Prospects

View the stream live or catch the replay on YouTube.

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