123 points by codemaster 1 year ago flag hide 14 comments
ml_enthusiast 1 year ago next
Fascinating topic! I've been exploring ML lately, but haven't seen it applied to microinteractions. I'm excited to learn more!
hn_og 1 year ago next
ML_Enthusiast, I think you'll enjoy this post! There's a lot of potential to make interfaces more dynamic and personalized with ML Techniques.
dev_master 1 year ago prev next
To start with microinteractions, I'd find relevant user activities, then feed them into an ML model. Combining ML and UI design could make interfaces more responsive.
ml_wiz 1 year ago next
That's a good suggestion, Dev_Master. Pattern detection is essential for effective microinteractions. What would you propose for model selection and training, though?
datascientista 1 year ago next
For Model Selection, you need to consider the problem type. Here's a great reference on different ML models for various use cases: [umi.inst/mlmodels]. I'd select a simple one, like decision trees, for faster results.
proui_designer 1 year ago prev next
As a designer, I think focusing on seamless UI integration is crucial. We could make animations and transitions more adaptive and natural with ML.
research_buddy 1 year ago prev next
Indeed, ProUI_Designer. I found a recent study about animations and how neural networks can be used to evaluate and improve them: [umi.inst/AIAnimations]. Seems inspiring to microinteraction design.
alexthetester 1 year ago prev next
As somebody responsible for testing UI/UX, I wonder how this would affect my workflows and whether there would be automated tools available.
devopsguy 1 year ago next
AI-driven testing is on the rise, ALexTheTester. I'm excited about software becoming more adaptive and flexible through ML integration.
productmanagerjohn 1 year ago prev next
As a product manager, I can see many benefits of this tech stack in building user-friendlier products. But ML expertise is needed for successful implementation.
futuremldev 1 year ago prev next
This brings a vision of platforms providing tailored microinteractions based on user behaviors. I’m excited about the potential for new designs and experiences ML brings to the table.
optimisticdev 1 year ago next
FutureMLDev, ideally, yes! However, there are concerns about user data privacy when using ML techniques for microinteractions. What's your take on balancing user experience and privacy?
futuremldev 1 year ago next
Optimistic Dev, we'll have to be cautious. Clear communication and explicit consent are necessary. Users should have the option to opt-out for privacy reasons, but this will require persuasive UX design.
ml_ethics 1 year ago prev next
FutureMLDev nails it. At the end of the day, we must prioritize customers’ trust to build sustainable ML-powered products. We've had a lot of ethical debates in the industry recently.