Different ways to learn the craft of design — from a free Tuesday evening to working with us directly. Pick the one that fits the week you're having.
Three ways to learn here. Pick the one that fits the week you're having.
Live, sixty minutes, every month. A new topic each time. Replays go to subscribers within a day.
One to two days online or in person, in Berlin. Small cohorts, real work shipped by the end, and a room you'll want to come back to.
Direct work, with me. Coaching for solo designers finding their way through AI, and small programs for in-house teams doing the same.
AI can generate a prototype quickly, but keeping it consistent with your design system takes clear direction. In this session, I’ll show how I turn design rules, component guidance and visual references into useful context for Figma Make. We’ll improve one feature together and check where the result still needs a designer’s judgment.
AI can generate a prototype quickly, but keeping it consistent with your design system takes clear direction. In this session, I’ll show how I turn design rules, component guidance and visual references into useful context for Figma Make. We’ll improve one feature together and check where the result still needs a designer’s judgment.
AI makes it easier to generate screens, but deciding what is good enough to ship still takes design judgment. In this session, I’ll review an AI-generated interface, identify its most important problems and improve the three that matter most. You’ll see how I assess hierarchy, interaction clarity and consistency, and turn critique into useful direction for AI.
In this four-hour hands-on workshop, you’ll work through one focused AI-assisted workflow for UI design: understand a shared brief, prepare useful context, explore multiple directions, refine a solution, and turn it into an interactive prototype.
A design system becomes more useful when its rules hold up in the browser. Moving from Figma to Webflow means translating visual decisions into reusable styles, components and responsive behavior. In this session, I’ll take a small Figma design into Webflow, show what needs adjustment and check the result across screen sizes so you can connect design and implementation with more confidence.
You’ve tried AI tools for design. But turning their output into something you’d actually put in front of a user can still feel like trial and error.Join us for a live introduction to a more structured AI-assisted design process.We’ll walk through how to move from a product brief to UI exploration and an interactive prototype—with your design judgment guiding the decisions.
“It was great, the theoretical intro was very important for me, as well as the workshop part with hands on project. I was able to follow most of the course even though my knowledge of Figma was basic - Maxime was very helpful. I attended some other workshops in recent months and this one was very well prepared. I'll be on a lookout for more workshops like these. thanks!”
Pawel Lewicki
UX Researcher
“I really like it! Learning about documentation and how designers work with the design systems, was incredibly usefull for me. I am trying to absorb all knowledge possible to make me a better designer/candidate to my future job. Thank you for helping us with this kind of tools. Now I am waiting for the next one :)”
Francisca Errázuriz
UX/UI Designer
“Super useful, learned a lot. Excited for the next workshop.”
Nga Pham
UI/UX Designer
“Awesome experience—gained valuable knowledge!”
Liam Chen
Developer
“Really helpful session—picked up so many insights.”
Ava Thompson
Visual Designer
“Super practical workshop with a clear, hands-on approach to integrating AI into the design process. I left with a workflow I can actually use.”
Kristina
Founder & Social Media Expert · Naturbeat
“As a UI designer, I'd tried plenty of AI tools without ever getting a reliable workflow out of them. This workshop changed that. It's really valuable for anyone trying to make AI a practical part of their design workflow. I especially liked the focus on process rather than individual tools: preparing the right context, exploring directions, critiquing AI output, and building a prototype. I left with a workflow I can use in my own projects right away.”
Gero
UI Designer / Marketeer / Author · Freelancer
Turn your brand guidelines into three distinct website concepts with AI—and bring the results into Figma to keep designing.
Weekly notes on design, AI, and the craft of doing both well. Subscribers get early access to courses & special discounts.