Weekly notes on design, AI, and the craft of doing both well. Written from a working practice, not a content calendar. Early access to courses, workshop discounts, and the occasional unreleased resource.
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There's a quiet thread running through everything below: AI can now play almost every role on a design team — but it still can't tell you whether the work is good. That judgment is yours.So this issue is about both halves. Sharpening the eye that judges the output, and building the system that produces it faster.
I just released a short free guide...
Most designers are improvising with AI — a different approach...
If you missed our live webinar about the AI designer stack...
The AI landscape for designers is moving fast. This edition covers three things worth paying attention to: a multi-model image tool that actually delivers, a new category of design skills for your AI agent, and a free tool to check if AI can even find your website.
After testing several image generation...
As AI coding agents become a standard part of the frontend workflow...
In this webinar, we’ll cover the current AI designer stack...
Hi there! And welcome to the 15th edition of our newsletter! Last week, 1,200 designers joined a live session on AI — without losing the craft. We covered everything from how to think about prompting to building your own AI design stack. This edition: the recording, a set of free resources, a framework for generating better images, and what's coming next.
I hosted a free session on Maven on “AI for designers, without losing the craft”.
I just released some FREE resources for designers...
[FORM] — What is the subject? The main element of the image...
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