I Tested 3 AI Design Workflows So You Don’t Waste Time!

Can this tool summarize a 14 email client nightmare, build a project scope, generate a presentation structure, and identify a client's real branding issue? Well, we're going to find out right now in today's video. So, as you can already see, I'm not sat here using this tool for making final designs. For me, that isn't where AI

currently is at, and it's not what I want to use it for. And so, right here in Abacus AI, I've uploaded a standalone redacted client email I received on a past project. If you are truly serious about being a designer, you will now know the value of this prompt. I want Abacus AI to

determine what the psychology and the personality type of my client actually is, and also what they want from me in that email. And as you can clearly see, the AI has gone above and beyond with a psychology profile, and it's actually picked up on nuances like how they don't want to just feel like a client.

They've even given me their apparent personality type, which is pretty wild. But then down here, the best practices of how to interact with them. You should know how damn powerful this kind of information is to you as a graphic designer. How you talk and interact with clients and people can change everything. And yes, here is the

redacted email. But let's give it another real-life situation, and I'm sure this is something you've experienced. So, you have a giant email thread, and you want to find one specific bit of information. Well, again, I have a redacted file here. I downloaded an entire client conversation from my email account. But for this, let's switch up to Claude,

and let's give it the prompt of trying to locate the section where the client spoke about paying an invoice. And wow, it gave me the section, the time, and it quoted it as well. See, this is the kind of thing many designers are missing out on when it comes to AI. So far, Abacus AI is proving to be