My AI team built an app while I was running a craft stall
I spent the year building a team of AI agents. Then I spent a weekend pushing them as hard as I could, from my phone, between customers at a craft fair.
read it →Adaptation strategies, tech worth knowing about, and true stories from a career designer (now product manager) figuring out the next wave in public.
I spent the year building a team of AI agents. Then I spent a weekend pushing them as hard as I could, from my phone, between customers at a craft fair.
read it →An AI coding agent built a whole website from my brief. It was fast, impressive, and wrong in exactly the places where taste lives.
read it →A WHSmith book chart, a long weekend and a fictional AI called PROSE-7. An honest split of what the machine wrote, and what it still needed me for.
read it →Everyone says the way to adapt is to jump ship. I've reinvented myself several times without leaving the building. Here's what staying taught me.
read it →Magic prompts expire with every model update. A good brief doesn't. Why the PM's oldest tool is the most valuable AI skill a designer can learn.
read it →The question stings the first time you hear it. But it's a fair one, and if you can't answer it, the market will answer it for you. Here's how I learned to respond.
read it →Two years of using AI daily at work, honestly audited: the tasks it swallowed, the tasks it can't touch, and why 'human in the loop' isn't a slogan. It's the job.
read it →I installed a game off 26 floppy disks. I heard the dial-up scream. I watched Flash die and Figma eat XD. AI is the biggest wave yet, but the survival pattern hasn't changed.
read it →New AI tools launch weekly and most will be gone by Christmas. These four skills are the grammar underneath all of them. Learn these and every new tool is a weekend, not a crisis.
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