AI Experience Design (AIX)
Turn AI into products people actually use.
Avoid expensive mistakes.
Clarify product direction.
You have AI capability but UX is the missing layer.
Match AI experiences to real users and workflows.
Help users who don’t trust, understand or adopt the tech.
What to Expect
You get a fully designed AI product experience that is clear, usable, and ready for engineering.
AI product experience (AIX)
A clear end-to-end design of how your AI product works, from user input to output and action.
AI interface design (AIUI)
Ready-to-build screens and interaction patterns for copilots, assistants, and AI-driven workflows.
User journey & task flows
Step-by-step flows showing how users complete real tasks with AI support.
Trust, explainability & interaction rules
How the AI behaves, explains itself, and handles uncertainty or human approval.
Developer-ready design system assets
Structured components and specs so engineering can build without UX ambiguity.
AI experiences we design
What success looks like
You are working with a team that has repeatedly operated inside high-stakes environments where design must work the first time.
The GDC Difference
Business outcomes first
Short feedback loops
Applied experience over theory
Cross-functional experience alignment
Clearly Defined Wins
Built around your KPIs and objectives
Your teams knows exactly what to build
Adoption & Risk Analysis
Best practice & design heuristics compliant
Pricing and Next Steps
Tailored AIX / AIUI Engagement:
Starting from $80K–$250K+ USD depending on scope, combining AI experience strategy, interaction design, and AI interface design for enterprise systems.
Senior team involvement from discovery through delivery.
Tailored engagements, not fixed packages.
Production-ready deliverables designed for implementation.
Fixed price engagements. Reducing cost and timeline over-runs.
Why GDC
Leaders trust us enough to recommend us internally and to leadership:
We don’t treat AI experience design as theory. We work inside real financial and enterprise systems where the cost of poor design is measured in adoption, revenue, and operational risk.
With 12+ years of UX experience across Mastercard, Accenture Song, Nestlé, Fortune 100 companies, startups, VC-backed ventures, and private equity, we focus on one outcome : design that performs in business.
We have:
Worked across product, design, and investment contexts
Worked with global customers
Translated complex system constraints into usable, high-performing interfaces
Iterated designs through continuous stakeholder and user feedback loops
Engagement model:
We work through focused engagements designed to reduce uncertainty, align teams early, and produce high quality results.
Business outcomes first : Design decisions are tied to revenue, conversion, operational efficiency, and adoption—not aesthetics.
Short feedback loops : We work in rapid, iterative cycles so direction is validated early, not late in delivery.
Applied experience over theory : Every recommendation is shaped by shipped products, not frameworks alone.
Cross-functional alignment : We bridge product, engineering, and business stakeholders to reduce friction in execution.
