Chaotic client feedback and endless revision rounds are the real bottleneck for designers - and AI can help solve it.
In this interactive session, we'll explore how designers can bring structure to client feedback, use AI to accelerate revisions, and stay in control of the creative direction. This isn't about AI replacing designers. It's about designing smarter.
If you've ever felt trapped in endless revision rounds or watched good ideas get buried in conflicting stakeholder feedback, this session is for you.
Who Should Attend
Web designers & UX/UI designers
Freelancers and small agencies
Design teams managing website reviews and stakeholder feedback
What You'll Learn
How the role of the designer is shifting from manual executor to the person guiding both client and AI toward the right outcome
How feedback is the hidden bottleneck and even though AI speeds up production, revision chaos still kills delivery timelines
How structured feedback = competitive advantage and whoever manages client input best, delivers fastest
End-to-end workflow thinking: prototype → structured feedback → AI assistance → faster delivery
Live Demo
Watch a real AI-assisted web design workflow in action. See how AI assists implementation while the designer maintains full creative control.
What You'll Leave With
A practical framework for incorporating AI into website projects
Clarity on where AI adds real value in the design process
A repeatable workflow for handling feedback and revisions more efficiently
Confidence working alongside AI rather than competing with it
Bonus Takeaways for Attendees
Downloadable workflow template
AI-assisted design workflow case study
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Meet Your Speakers
Richard O'Brien | Head of Product, BugHerd
Richard O’Brien is the Head of Product at BugHerd and Director at ReleaseNotes.io, with around 20 years of experience in software development. Starting his career as an engineer, Richard’s journey through Design, UX Consulting, and Product Management has given him a depth of perspective on the software development lifecycle.
Richard has honed his understanding of the web and digital marketing, working with global agencies like Ogilvy UK, delivering projects for clients like American Express and Unilever across Europe, Australia, and Asia, before going on to lead venture-backed tech startups in UX & Product Management.
Today, Richard & the team at BugHerd are focused on redefining how digital agencies manage feedback internally and with their clients, saving as many folks as possible from the spreadsheet-and-screenshot mess that comes with web projects.
Stephen Neville | CEO, BugHerd
Stephen Neville, BugHerd CEO for the last 7+ years, has expertly led the team to achieve record growth numbers in both users and team members.
He was previously the Advertising Executive and Founder of leading application development agency CommonCode, and has more than 20 years of marketing and tech leadership under his belt.
With experience on both the client and agency side, working with some of Australia's largest brands, Steve brings a wealth of digital strategy and communications experience with him to the BugHerd team.
What’s his plan B after BugHerd? Joining the Olympic Kayaking team.
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