The Future of AI Interface Design
Exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we think about user experience design, from conversational interfaces to predictive interactions that anticipate user needs.
Font: Vulf Mono, 40px, Light Italic
Font: Vulf Mono, 32px, Light Italic
Font: Vulf Mono, 24px, Light Italic
Body Large - Hero text and important content
Font: Vulf Mono, 24px, Light Italic
Body - Regular content and readable text
Font: Vulf Mono, 13px, Light Italic
Body Small - Captions and fine print
Font: Vulf Mono, 11px, Light Italic
Label - UI Elements and Controls
Font: Vulf Mono, 12px, Regular Italic, Uppercase
100
#FFF9F1
Background
200
#F5F0E8
Light accent
300
#E8DDD0
Medium light
400
#E2D0FA
Purple
500
#2F0C07
Primary text
The ds-content-wrapper
provides consistent layout for all pages. It has responsive max-width (36rem on desktop) and proper padding for mobile devices.
Used on: Homepage, Blog pages, Individual posts
Usage:
<div className="ds-content-wrapper"> <!-- All page content --> </div>
This three-column layout is used on the homepage portfolio sections. It creates an elegant reading experience that balances line length with visual hierarchy. The columns automatically collapse to single column on mobile devices.
The layout uses CSS columns which allows text to flow naturally while maintaining consistent spacing. This approach works particularly well for longer-form content that needs to be scannable and engaging.
Typography remains consistent across all column layouts, ensuring readability and maintaining the design system's coherent visual language throughout the experience.
The single column layout provides optimal reading width for longer-form content like blog posts. It's slightly wider than the standard content wrapper (42rem vs 36rem) to accommodate more text while maintaining readability.
This layout is ideal for articles, blog posts, and any content that benefits from a comfortable reading line length. The responsive design ensures proper spacing on all device sizes.
Usage:
<div className="ds-single-column"> <!-- Long-form content --> </div>
1:1 image with heading, meta, and excerpt - perfect for Sanity blog listings:
Exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we think about user experience design, from conversational interfaces to predictive interactions that anticipate user needs.
Building consistent experiences across large organizations requires more than just components—it demands a shared understanding of principles and thoughtful governance.
Usage with Sanity:
<article className="ds-blog-preview"> <img className="ds-blog-preview-image" src={urlFor(post.mainImage).width(128).height(128).url()} alt={post.title} /> <div className="ds-blog-preview-content"> <h3 className="ds-blog-preview-title">{post.title}</h3> <div className="ds-blog-preview-meta"> By {post.author.name} • {formatDate(post.publishedAt)} </div> <p className="ds-blog-preview-excerpt">{post.excerpt}</p> </div> </article>
This demonstrates how typography and colors work together in a typical card layout.
Secondary information uses smaller text to maintain hierarchy.
Background (100)
Purple Accent (400)
Text on Dark (500)
Usage:
<div className="ds-references"> <ul className="ds-references-list"> <li className="ds-references-item"> <sup>1</sup> Citation text with <a href="url" className="ds-link">link</a>. </li> </ul> </div>
/* Primary Colors */ --color-100: #FFF9F1; --color-200: #F5F0E8; --color-300: #E8DDD0; --color-400: #E2D0FA; --color-500: #2F0C07; /* Semantic Colors */ --bg-color: var(--color-100); --text-color: var(--color-500); --border-color: var(--color-500); --accent-color: var(--color-400);
.ds-h1, .ds-h2, .ds-h3 .ds-body-large, .ds-body, .ds-body-small .ds-label
.ds-button, .ds-button-primary, .ds-button-secondary .ds-content-wrapper, .ds-single-column, .ds-three-columns .ds-blog-preview, .ds-blog-preview-image, .ds-blog-preview-content .ds-blog-preview-title, .ds-blog-preview-meta, .ds-blog-preview-excerpt .ds-border, .ds-border-full .ds-references, .ds-references-list, .ds-references-item .ds-link
// Import all components from single index import { Slider, TableContainer, ButtonFlowGroup, ModelSelector } from '@/components'; // Or import individually import { Slider } from '@/components/Slider'; import { TableContainer } from '@/components/TableContainer';