# Stop improvising your AI UI

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Hi John,

AI isn’t just “a new feature” for frontend teams anymore - it’s changing the shape of the product.

Interfaces are starting to behave less like pages and more like systems:

The UI you show depends on intent, context, and tool availability

The workflow can’t be hardcoded end-to-end

“Just ship it” becomes risky fast when the interface is dynamic

Most teams are feeling the complexity… and improvising.

That’s why Frontend Nation 2026 is staying free, online, and globally accessible – while bringing in speakers who can offer production-level answers, not vibes.

Last time, we announced Saurabh Rob Dahal and Erik Hanchett (AWS Developer Advocates), working directly at the intersection of AI + frontend developer tooling at scale, sharing the real constraints, patterns, and lessons that actually hold up in production.

Now we’re going one step deeper, because once the “AI UI” door opens, everything else gets more complex too:

What’s NEW?

A hands-on workshop: Build Generative UI (June 3)

Building Apps That Compose Themselves (Generative UI)

Static UI breaks when products need to adapt to different users, intents, and workflows. So they’re launching first Frontend Nation workshop: Building Apps That Compose Themselves (Generative UI)

Hosted by Alex Garrett-Smith (Technical Education Lead at BitterBrains, founder of Codecourse)

You’ll build on a working prototype where a user profile + freeform prompt determines:

Which tools get called, and

Which interface gets rendered in response

So different users can see entirely different UI from the same input, without turning your app into a fragile pile of conditionals.

The workshop covers:

Orchestration over static design

Personalized interfaces from a single input

Building reusable Generative UI architectures

Dynamic tool selection and component rendering

Practical AI frontend workflows developers can apply immediately

📍 Online | 🗓️ June 3, 2026

⏱️ 90-minute workshop

→ Save your free seat

React: Make rendering predictable (so performance follows

Meet our speaker - Faris Aziz

When products get more dynamic, React apps often get harder to reason about: components re-render unexpectedly, performance becomes guesswork, and “optimizing” becomes whack-a-mole.

That’s why Faris Aziz (Staff Software Engineer at Smallpdf) is joining to unpack how teams can build for predictable reconciliation using atomic design principles, reducing unnecessary renders without turning the codebase into an optimization puzzle.

Angular: Keep up with the shift (18 → 22)

Meet our speaker - Alain Chautard

Framework evolution isn’t cosmetic anymore; Angular is changing in ways that affect architecture and performance choices.

Alain Chautard (Head of Angular Certification at Certificates.dev) joins to cover the practical evolution across Angular 18 through Angular 22, including modern APIs and deeper architectural shifts teams need to understand to build forward.

Make sure you’re there:

🎟️ → Grab your free ticket with 1 click

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