Hi everyone! 
As a psychology student, I’ve always wondered: Why do most UX tools only focus on visuals, while completely ignoring the user’s mental bandwidth and emotional safety?
To solve this, I built Cognitive UX Co-Creator using Google AI Studio and Gemini API. It’s a workspace prototype designed to help creators spot and fix hidden UX friction through the lens of cognitive psychology.
What problems does it solve?
Reduces Cognitive Load: Cuts down mental friction during onboarding and user flows.
Ensures Emotional Safety: Helps build trust and reduces user uncertainty in critical moments.
Brings Science to Design: Evaluates interfaces based on real psychological and decision-making principles.
Check out the Demo: guided-reflection-ai-cognitive-ux-co-creator.ai.studio
GitHub: GitHub - zahrakhorram2314-del/cognitive-ux-cocreator: An AI-powered UX research agent built in Google AI Studio to evaluate cognitive friction, decision load, and accessibility in digital products.5 · GitHub
Quick question: When you’re building or using AI tools, what’s the biggest mental roadblock you usually face?
I’d love to hear your thoughts and learn from your feedback! 
Amazing!
How did you accomplished building this app?
Thank you so much! 
I built Cognitive UX Co-Creator by combining Google AI Studio {Gemini API} with core principles from Cognitive Psychology and HCI.
Here is a quick overview of how I put it together:
Psychological Frameworks: I mapped out System Instructions grounded in Cognitive Load Theory and emotional safety models to detect mental friction in user flows.
Google AI Studio & Gemini API: I designed system prompts with specialized evaluation modes {like UX Research, A/B Comparative mode, and Empathetic analysis} to generate structured, actionable redesigns.
Open Architecture: I shared the complete prompt structure {system_instructions.md} on my GitHub repository so anyone can review or test the underlying logic.
Are you currently building something with Google AI Studio or exploring UX tools?
I’d love to learn more about your work!