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Hey designers, in this video, I share insights on building GPTs for design assistance. I discuss personalizing design assistants, programming them for various services, and using them during the design phase. I highlight limitations in understanding floor plans and real-time sourcing. Understanding the Design Assistant GPT

1. Building a Personalized Design Assistant GPT

- Customize the GPT to your design business by incorporating information about your services, pricing structure, brand voice, design style, examples of work, and process.

- Use the GPT for early-stage tasks like email templates, writing, sourcing, and asking questions during the design phase.

2. Functionality of the Design Assistant GPT

- Utilize the GPT for tasks like creating client profiles, conceptual mood boards, flat lays, and sourcing products.

- The GPT can assist in generating project overviews, client profiles, and inspiration pictures based on the information provided.

3. Limitations of the Design Assistant GPT

- The GPT may struggle with tasks like drawing floor plans, spatial calculations, and real-time product sourcing.

- It may not accurately interpret detailed floor plans, measurements, or provide up-to-date product links from the internet.

4. Optimizing the Design Assistant GPT

- Tailor the GPT instructions based on your existing onboarding questionnaire and design process.

- Use the GPT to generate effective client questions, mood boards, color palettes, and artwork with specific requirements.

5. Enhancing the Design Assistant GPT

- Continuously refine the GPT instructions based on user feedback and experiences to improve its functionality.

- Incorporate prompts and guides to assist users in initiating conversations and tasks with the GPT effectively.

6. Future Developments and Tips

- Be aware of the current capabilities and limitations of GPT technology for design-related tasks.

- Stay updated on advancements in AI technology for potential future integration into design processes.