Designs for lowering the professional threshold
- language transformation: Translate specialized design terminology (e.g., "raster system") into natural language questions ("How are the modules aligned?").
- Intelligent Fault Tolerance: vague description auto-completion (e.g. "want Apple style" will match iOS design specification)
- Simplified decision-making: Provide limited but validated choices to avoid decision paralysis caused by too many options
Protective mechanisms
- autocorrect: Detect and correct basic design errors (e.g., insufficient color contrast) in real time
- explanation system: AI description of "why it's designed the way it is" next to each design element.
- security border: Limit radical modifications that could disrupt the overall design
Learning Aids
The system logs all user actions:
- Design tutorials on automatic prompting for repeated changes to sections
- Gradual simplification of high-frequency operation paths based on usage habits
- Generate monthly personalized competency reports indicating design sensitivity improvements
Verification of actual results
Third-party testing shows that users without a design background use Readdy after:
- Outputs of 83% meet the pass mark for professional designer review
- Iterate design changes up to 8 times faster
- Users of the 75% report a significant improvement in design aesthetics
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