Writing.
Notes on design, on building with AI, and on the things that only show up once you have shipped them.
- My AI's rules only worked because one tool bothered to read them24 Aug 2026
- Six designers, one GitHub account, and a script that saves us from ourselves24 Aug 2026
- "Out of scope" usually means "we'll repaint this in six months"24 Aug 2026
- I sat down to turn my workflow into a swarm of agents. Most of it refused.21 Aug 2026
- Every modal in our app shared one URL. Our analytics couldn't tell them apart.21 Aug 2026
- A screen list lies. I found a whole feature I didn't know we shipped.18 Aug 2026
- Our documentation updates itself, because updating it is the AI's job18 Aug 2026
- It worked great on the smart model. Then I ran it on a cheaper one.14 Aug 2026
- The AI told me our brand colour with total confidence, and it was wrong14 Aug 2026
- We ran our design process on itself, and it broke in useful ways12 Aug 2026
- How do you teach an AI your taste?12 Aug 2026
- I taught the AI to push designs into Figma. Then it quietly stopped.10 Aug 2026
- We rebuilt our Figma design system out of the code, not the other way round10 Aug 2026
- I built a free tool that gives your AI your real product7 Aug 2026
- I turned my design process into a dozen small skills, not one giant prompt30 Jul 2026
- I gave the AI my design process, not my design decisions23 Jul 2026
- I stopped describing my product to AI. I just gave it the HTML.16 Jul 2026