Designers need to consider both what the A\ does and how it’s presented. Here are the big ideas:

Where A\ is placed matters The position of A\ in the interface affects how users understand and trust it.

The layout affects how users interact Different designs (like chatbots or side panels) lead to different ways users behave with A\.

A\ is part of the overall experience The way A\ shows up in the design is just as important as what it can do.

Designers need to think about what and how It's important to decide not only what A\ does, but also how it's shown to users.

The U\ sets expectations The design tells users what kind of help they can expect from the A\.