A few years ago, being great at Figma and visual execution felt like a major advantage. Today AI can generate layouts, copy, wireframes, research summaries, and design variations in seconds. As a result, I'm curious what skills experienced designers believe are becoming more valuable rather than less valuable. Is it: • Systems thinking? • Product strategy? • Research? • Communication? • Taste and judgment? • Something else? What skill do you think will separate great designers from average designers over the next 5 years? submitted by /u/ChetanSinghDesign [link] [comments]