How I use AI

I use AI to experiment more, research faster and ship code.

Honed craft and human judgement are at the heart of my process, with AI as a force accelerator bringing designs to life in code.

My AI approach

With years of professional experience crafting products in industry-standard design tools, I integrate AI into my workflow where it makes sense to move faster, explore deeper and deliver better results.

Base toolkit

  • Figma
  • Miro
  • Webflow
  • Framer
  • Affinity

AI toolkit

  • Claude code
  • Codex
  • VS Code
  • Wispr Flow
  • Vercel
  • GitHub
  • Figma Agent & Make
  • Several MCPs
  • Figma Weave
  • Nano Banana 2.0
  • Dia Browser

Playful samples

Interactive demos showing how I use AI to explore ideas, prototype interactions, and push beyond what's possible on the canvas alone.

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A golden river winding through green hills
White birds above an amber hillside town
A glowing sun above a winding golden path
A hillside village beside a sweeping ribbon of sunlight
Birds flying over green hills toward a sunlit doorway
Golden light flowing between dark teal wings and birds

Motion effects—Try me.

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3D interfaces—Try me!

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Playful effects—Try me!

Great use cases

Scaling your reach

Scaling reach across projects using agents as a force multiplier. Bringing work further forward, brainstorming ideas and keeping things moving when things stall.

Prototyping for UX research

Building prototypes in real code to test ideas earlier, gather richer insights and speed up analysis of trends and patterns in results.

Speeding up repetitive work

Speeding up repetitive tasks, documentation and design system creation. Free up time so attention can be placed where it is needed the most.

Design engineering to ship

Set clear standards using context files and skills to build quality frontend code. Work alongside engineers and cross-functional teammates throughout delivery.

Should designers be worried?

I don't believe so, designers are creative, adaptable people and these are new tools.

I believe Product Designers will use AI to co-create beautiful products and experiences, faster and to higher standards than they could before. Creative people have always used the best tools at hand.

While AI raises the floor, it absolutely does not install a ceiling on creativity! The sky is the limit, we will use AI to create things people can't even imagine yet.