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Hosted by Bryana Rodriguez, Chris D'Antonio, & Prof. Kevin Park
NYIT, 16 W 61st St, 11th Floor
March 23 | 6:30 - 8:30 PM
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AI is no longer just a tool. It is infrastructure.
This hands-on session explores how UX & product designers can build real, production-ready AI systems that automate content, generate design assets, & orchestrate workflows across platforms.
You won't see slides. You'll see working systems.
Required to participate:
-Claude Pro for Claude CLI
-Figma Professional account for MCP (Edu works as well)
-n8n professional account (Free trial)
Bryana Rodriguez, UX engineer & AI specialist, will demo her graduate thesis project built with n8n: an AI-driven content automation pipeline that pulls live trends, processes structured data, generates multi-platform outputs, & measures performance - fully operational, end-to-end.
Chris D'Antonio, UX engineer & AI specialist, will demonstrate Claude Code-to-Figma MCP workflows, showing how structured prompt logic moves directly into interface components & scalable design systems - from reasoning to visual output - seamlessly connected.
Together, they'll frame the session around AI as design infrastructure, including:
Building agent-based workflows for creative teams
Orchestrating high-volume automation systems
Moving from one-off prompts to repeatable pipelines
Designing systems, not just screens
What You'll Experience
Live n8n Automation - Watch a real AI pipeline ingest data, generate outputs, & route content across platforms in real time.
Claude Figma MCP - See how prompt-driven logic transforms into interface components & structured design systems.
Agent Thinking for Designers - Understand how LLMs can function as decision layers inside workflows, not just isolated chat tools.
Systems Over Tasks - Learn how to redesign your digital workflow so AI handles the noise while you focus on high-level thinking.
By the end of the session, you'll have a clearer picture of how to design autonomous systems that scale your work.
Light refreshments & networking to follow.
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