The scope of an AI-driven UX strategy spans real-time personalisation, data-driven decisions, and intelligent automation to enable predictive, adaptive, and responsive experiences.
  • An AI-driven UX vision goes beyond usability — it defines how intelligent systems enhance the experience.

    • Create experiences that learn, adapt, and respond to user intent.
    • Use AI to anticipate needs, reduce friction, and personalise journeys.
    • Align model capabilities with the long-term product vision.

  • AI allows goals to be tied directly to measurable improvements in behaviour and relevance.

    • Increase relevance through personalised content, product ranking, and intent prediction.
    • Reduce bounce and hesitation by surfacing the right information at the right moment.
    • Improve conversion by using predictive models.
    • Use model performance metrics (precision, recall, ranking quality, embeddings similarity) alongside UX KPIs.

  • Integrating AI into UX requires a structured plan connecting model maturity, data, and user flows.

    • Map where AI adds value along the journey (landing, discovery, evaluation, decision).
    • Define which model types support each step.
    • Test AI-driven experiences through experimentation (A/B, holdouts, model comparisons).
    • Plan for responsible use: bias checks, transparency, fallback behaviours when models fail.
    • Align design system components with AI patterns (adaptive UI, conversational layers, contextual helpers).