This is our second priority use case.ДЇor the designer, the Design Studio is his or her best design assistant sketching endlessly, supplementing ideation, analyzing proposed collections, and easily fine-tuning digital designs.

This is our first priority use case.ДЇor the eCommerce head, the Design Studio can bring the number of SKUs offered from dozens to tens of millions for on-demand manufacturing, with minimal work on his or her part. Rather than forcing generic AI into fashion, or forcing fashion to bend to the needs of AI, we incorporated the nuances of fashion design and aesthetics into our technology.ДЇor the merchandiser, the Design Studio can be used to reliably tweak the proposed collection to ensure complete coverage of the intended audience.

Savitude AI technology combines the best of science and math with years of traditions held as truths by creatives. When it comes to your projects, what I think doesnвЂ™t matter.The Savitude Design Studio is a powerful tool for the fashion industry to find better fits, cohesive collections, and assortments serving the broader population. The important thing, as always, is to align on an understanding with the people you work withВ about the actual roles and responsibilities necessary to get the work done. I know technical writers who are embedded in design teams. I know content strategists who work exclusively in marketing. FAANG and the вЂњifysвЂќ are not the beginning and end of UXВ reality.В I know content designers who are HAPPY to consider what they do writing, and never-ever-ever interact with UX teams or designers. If this is really not landing for you, consider aВ larger point I tried to stress during the meetup: Product-led SaaS companies arenвЂ™t the only kinds of companies, and there are MANY different understandings of these disciplines and roles in the wider business world. Fine!В But from my 12-ishВ years of industry experience, including both in-house and agency roles, and all kinds of consulting engagements across almost every industry вЂ¦В IвЂ™m confident arguing that this is a fairly close summary of the state of things.

This diagram might not match your reality. Whereas a consulting content strategist from an agency might be working with an organization that doesnвЂ™t even have any designers, and find themselves working primarily or exclusively with business stakeholders. UX writers tend to be deeply embedded on UX design teams and work with design and product folks. How much time are you spending with designer-y type stakeholders, and how much time are you spending with business-y type stakeholders? Every content role is somewhere along that continuum. The horizontal access is stakeholder face-time. Content strategists, especially content strategists on product teams, might do less writing, but still less writing than information architects and heads/directors of content. Content designers do a lot of writing, too, but maybe less so than those first two roles. UX writers and technical writers tend to do a lot of writing. How much energy is going into actually writing and producing content? How much energy is going into systems, tools, planning, and infrastructure? Every content role is somewhere along that continuum. The vertical axis of this diagram can be thought of as focus and time. To illustrate my take on it, I illustrated my take on it: Yes, I see the вЂњtypoвЂќ. A version of this originally appeared in Issue 043 of my UX Writing Events newsletter.ДЇor a joint meetup of Content Marketing Atlanta and IxDA Atlanta earlier this year, the top question for me from both groups was some version of: вЂњWhat is up with all of these different content roles?вЂќ

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