What Happens When There's Nothing Left to Design? | Inside the Box Ep. 3

"We've spent decades designing interfaces. What happens when there's nothing left to design visually?"

In Episode 3 of Inside the Box, I sit down with Shrijan Dongol, Product Design Strategist at Fusemachines Nepal, to explore a question most designers aren't ready to ask: What does it mean to design when users stop clicking and start delegating?

This isn't about AI tools. This is about AI systems.

We explore:
✦ Zero UI and invisible design systems
✦ What happens when interfaces disappear
✦ Agentic user experiences: designing for delegation, not interaction
✦ The ethics of AI making decisions on behalf of users
✦ Where responsibility sits in agent-driven systems
✦ Whether designers are gaining power or losing it
✦ What skills will matter when screens don't

This conversation has no clear answers. That's the point.

We're exploring questions that don't have solutions yet — about control, trust, transparency, and what design actually means when the interface becomes invisible.

If you're thinking about the future of design beyond clicks and screens, this episode will give you better questions, not clearer answers.

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LinkedIn:   / shrijandongol  
Website: https://shrijandongol.com.np/
Instagram:   / shrijan.design  

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