Edward Chechique explores how artificial intelligence is poised to reshape the way digital design systems are created, maintained, and scaled. Hosted on UX Planet, the piece focuses on the transformative potential of AI to automate repetitive tasks, improve consistency, and support real-time adaptability in design workflows. Chechique argues that AI can streamline design system governance by intelligently managing components, ensuring accessibility compliance, and maintaining design-to-code alignment.
The article delves into how AI-driven tools could support designers by recommending component variations, flagging design inconsistencies, and adapting systems based on usage analytics. It outlines both current limitations and future possibilities, positioning AI not as a replacement for designers but as a powerful collaborator. With an emphasis on maintaining creativity and strategic oversight, Chechique presents a vision of AI as a tool that augments design rather than automating it entirely.
