At this stage of Mosaiq Lab, we wanted to design a place where users could see All content VS the Key Findings, the most relevant information extrapolated from each article. The latter, were a mix of: automated AI insights (summary, Key points, quotes, numbers, etc..), manually collected insights, images, or manually highlighted snippets of text.
*Key finding is now named Saved Insights.
**Most of the Key findings tabs have been removed as they can now be uploaded into the database as a specific type file (i.e. Images, Assistant Insights, and manual insights which are translated into file text). What remained are Summary and Key Points.
A series of contextual icon actions are attached to each file, providing users with flexible interaction options — from triggering AI-generated summaries to duplicating articles across projects.
ICONS EXPLAINED:
To open the automatically generated AI insights
To leave a comment or note
To open the link in Viewer
For further actions, like copying the article to a different project, archive, rename, or delete.
*All icons had their own tooltip which appeared when hovering on the icon with the mouse
I° ITERATION:
The light bulb symbolised the AI insights before the stars became the official AI reference
This icon seemed to symbolise more strongly to open the file in browser as opposed to in Viewer
II° ITERATION:
The light bulb has been replaced with a more AI friendly icon, the stars**
The comment function has temporarily been removed
The title becomes the link to open the article in browser
The menu doesn’t change
* * When clicking on the AI insights icon, the user is taken to another page showing all the available AI insights.
III° & CURRENT ITERATION:
What changed -
Eventually, the actions have been removed leaving only the dotted menu
The AI insights is now accessed by clicking on the article’s title. Here all the automatically generated insights are listed in alphabetical order
Alternatively, it is possible to view the file in browser and collect manual insights from the original article
NOTES ON CARDS
Initially, cards came in three formats:
Comfort x2
Default x2
Compact x2
UPDATED KEY POINTS CARDS
Problem: Each key point is assigned to a card, even though they come from the same source.
It creates a longer than necessary list
It presents scattered information creating confusion
It makes it hard to follow
OLD CARDS UI
Solution: Grouping together key point generated from the same article.
It shorten the list (lessen the heavy load)
It helps creating context
It’s easy to follow and to digest
UPDATED CARDS UI