Digital Skills

How AI-native workflows and Git are replacing static handoffs with a continuous, spec-driven product engine Press enter or click to view image in full size Instead of a linear conveyor belt of handoffs, the modern workflow operates as a feedback loop. Notice how the foundational strategic phases (1–6) establish the guardrails, allowing the team to … Weiterlesen

So here’s where I part ways with the whole lovely quality conversation, Neeman’s piece included, and I want to be careful, because I’m not saying any of them are wrong. They’re arming for a fight I’m not losing sleep over. Standards make sure the thing gets made well. Taste makes sure it’s good. Both matter … Weiterlesen

The first big shift in how we use software in years is underway. Press enter or click to view image in full size For decades, most software interactions have worked the same way. You open applications, close them, drag files into folders, click through menus, move between windows… That’s the desktop metaphor, software designed to … Weiterlesen

What It Should Look Like: Building Shared Standards for AI Interfaces None of this happens by waiting. Here is where the work is. Name the patterns before the vendors lock them in. The web got semantic markup because designers agreed on what a heading, a list, and a link meant before the tools decided for … Weiterlesen

The Greeks knew the answer to this problem, 2300 years ago Press enter or click to view image in full size Photo by Dimitri: https://www.pexels.com/photo/office-meeting-with-focus-on-a-timer-29218403/ “We cut design production time from four days to six or eight hours. Exponentially decreasing the time to market. But optimizing my internal processes, that is the easy part.” — … Weiterlesen

Design used to let us wander; modernity replaced that wandering with efficiency — now, every product decides where you’ll end up before you do. Press enter or click to view image in full size Play & Design Living within the ‘rush’ Initially, I noticed this as an absence, rather than a symptom; rushing through chores … Weiterlesen

The work didn’t vanish with the screen. It fell one layer down. Press enter or click to view image in full size Five manual steps collapse into one delegation — and everything that coordinated them drops below the line, into a layer nobody was trained to draw. Generated with Gemini. I read John Maeda’s Design … Weiterlesen

Press enter or click to view image in full size For most of my career, my creative tool was a canvas. Figma, Illustrator, a sketchbook, a wall. Something visual I could mess with. For almost two years, that canvas has been a terminal. A black screen where I spend my days talking to agents, running … Weiterlesen