- Does Rubik design for me?
- No. Rubik doesn't replace your judgment: it structures and verifies it. You design; Rubik tells you whether the deliverable meets industry principles and what it's missing.
- Where do the principles come from?
- From principles drawn from Nielsen Norman Group, IxDF, Stanford d.school, Google (HEART), Apple and Material Design, Jobs to Be Done (Christensen) and Miller's Law. Each one with author, source and year. You can browse them all in the knowledge base, no account needed.
- Is it useful if I already have my own process?
- Yes. You can skip steps and use Rubik only as a validation layer over the deliverables you already produce.
- Is it for product design or only UX?
- It works for both. The Definition phase covers JTBD, problem statement and design KPIs: right where product design connects with business.
- Why does Rubik not cover wireframes, prototyping or testing?
- Because from there on the deliverable is visual and an AI cannot validate it with the reliability we promise. Rubik covers what gets decided before designing and hands you a brief to take to your design tool. We prefer to do less and keep it verifiable.
- Are my projects private?
- Yes. Your projects are private and are not used to train models.
- How long until I see something useful?
- The brief is 14 questions. Your first validated deliverable is ready in about 10 minutes.