Real-world journeys that blend digital, physical, and emotional touchpointsAt the very beginning, there were no templatesWhen e-commerce first took off, every website was a handcrafted experience. Brands hired developers to code their stores from scratch, pouring hours into every layout decision and
Redesigning constantly doesn’t make your product better. It makes it harder to use and easier to forget.In many startups, there’s an unsettling ritual: every month brings a redesign, a new feature set, or a completely reinvented flow. It’s like product teams believe that if nothing changes, nothing
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My first real-world use of vibe coding to improve a product design workflowMade by me with Midjourney.Not all vibe coding is useful. But sometimes, it actually helps you do the job better, faster.Over the past year, I explored a lot of AI tooling during my sabbatical, mostly for personal creative wo
Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.“We need a system which acknowledges: this is what we need to know about customers and competitors; this is what we need to understand about our own capabilities, and this is what we need to understand about what it takes to develop someth
Figma’s new grid — you must understand CSS Grid as a designerAt Config 2025, Figma rolled out many exciting updates, including a brand-new layout grid. At first glance, it might seem like just another way to organise your designs, but there’s more to it.As a big believer in designers understanding C
Designing AI with purpose: the AI intention matrixA powerful framework to help AI product teams build with clearer intent.In the race to add “smart” features, many products stumble into a trap: shipping AI because they can, not because they should. As teams scramble to automate, they often don’t sto
