distill

To simplify a UI design and remove visual clutter, you strip away non-essential elements that obscure the primary goal. This process reduces variation and promotes a single clear objective, outputting actionable guidelines and a simplified plan to improve readability.

The best way to prune a product dashboard for UX is identifying sources of information clutter and ruthlessly eliminating them. This preserves essential functionality while improving usability, resulting in a clear distilled plan with actionable next steps for your team.

Yes, you can use distill to reduce variation in an existing visual design system. It applies to design-system pruning by stripping designs to their core essence, identifying clutter, and guiding teams toward essential elements while preserving necessary functionality.

You create a simplified design plan that preserves essential functionality by directing the AI to strip away non-essential elements from your current design context. It outputs guidelines and actionable next steps that maintain the primary user goal while improving readability.

Yes, you need prior design briefs or an existing design context to strip designs to their essence. Providing this context allows the system to analyze your specific UI refresh or dashboard, identify clutter, and generate a targeted simplification plan with actionable next steps.