Design Dailyv1.0.2

A UI/UX designer sets up Design_Daily to run every morning at 8 AM, receiving a curated digest of AI × design and product experience news directly in their terminal or saved markdown file. They customize config.yaml to focus on their specific role, turning 30 minutes of manual browsing into a 2-minute read.

A design lead integrates Design_Daily into a team Slack or Notion workflow by running the script via cron and piping the output to a shared channel. The team stays aligned on industry shifts, and the 'what it means for your role' framing sparks weekly discussions during design crits.

An independent design newsletter writer uses Design_Daily to source trending topics and initial analysis, then adds their own commentary and curation before publishing. This reduces research time by 60% while maintaining a distinctive editorial voice.

A PM configures Design_Daily for roles like '交互设计师' and '产品经理' to track competitor UX launches and design engineering innovations. The daily brief highlights actionable insights, helping the PM prioritize roadmap items that improve user experience.

A design bootcamp instructor runs Design_Daily before class to gather real-world examples of design decision logic. The output becomes a 10-minute warm-up discussion, connecting theoretical lessons to what's happening in the industry that week.

Design_Daily is free and open-source, but users must obtain their own Serper and DeepSeek API keys. The project could offer a managed proxy service that bundles API access for a flat monthly fee, handling key rotation and rate limits for non-technical designers.

The core daily brief remains free for individuals, while teams pay for aggregated dashboards, historical trend analysis, and integration with Slack/Teams. Additional features include custom keyword tracking and export to design tools like Figma or Notion.

The daily brief includes a sponsored section featuring design tools, courses, or job openings relevant to the selected roles. Sponsored slots are clearly labeled and targeted based on the user's configured role and reading history, maintaining trust while generating revenue.