We're already designing interfaces that change based on user context. Time of day. Device being used. Previous interactions. Task being performed. The same app can present completely different layouts to different users, optimized for their specific needs and preferences.

Voice interfaces, gesture controls, and AI-powered suggestions are just the beginning. We're experimenting with interfaces that anticipate needs before users even express them. Imagine an app that knows you're about to check your calendar and surfaces the relevant meeting notes automatically.

The challenge for designers is learning to design for flexibility rather than fixed states. We're not creating single interfaces anymore—we're creating systems that adapt. It requires a different mindset, new tools, and a willingness to let AI handle the personalization while we focus on the underlying logic.