One Designer + AI. Hundreds of Deliverables. — Vincent Wendy, AI Engineer
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A conference designer can handle repeated deliverables by deciding the visual rules once and generating variations from structured data. According to the description of Vincent Wendy's AI Engineer talk, the conference's only designer pinned a design system down tightly enough that the marketing team can build emails and flyers from the website without involving the designer. Schedule graphics are pulled from live scheduling data, and a generator combines speaker information and headshots into announcement graphics for all 300 speakers. The useful division of work is between defining reusable rules and producing each instance: automation takes over the repeated assembly while the designer establishes what those outputs should look like.
- 0:00One designer for a 7,000 person conference
- 2:07A thousand details, a thousand ways to fail
- 3:22The design team: Devin, GPT, and Figma
- 4:45Five ways to solve the scale problem
- 6:54Reusable design and the schedule signage pipeline
- 9:16The speaker announcement generator
- 11:50Matching photos to the right speaker
- 13:15Checking 140 sponsor logos for gaps
- 14:21Removing friction and handling exceptions
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