As I've gotten further into my design career, one thing is super clear: writing is such an extremely important part of the design process. Write frequently. Don't worry about writing well and perfecting every phrase for a design/strategy/etc brief.

Day 3 of #100DaysOfAI I created a ChatGPT-powered document generator. So many docs I'm excited to generate with my new intern's help 🤓

Day 6 of #100DaysOfAI I created a conversational data query bot using askcsv.com and sample data from kaggle.com . 🤯

Day 9 of #100DaysOfAI I built an AI business coach using a megaprompt on OpenAI ChatGPT!

Day 10 of #100DaysOfAI I just made an amazing interactive guide with guidde! It was so easy and quick to use! 😍🚀💯

Day 11 of #100DaysOfAI I built a PDF chatbot to make sense of any PDF using chatpdf.com by Mathis Lichtenberger

Get up and build. Design, create, and iterate until you achieve something extraordinary. The world will be better because of your efforts. Pursue your ideas relentlessly. Let it set your soul on fire. Leave behind something beautiful. It’s the greatest gift you can give.

The quality of ideas I'm exposed to through Dive Club 🤿 is a career cheat code So today I'm launching a new "Ideas" page It's my attempt at connecting the key insights in writing Here are a few of my favorites 👇

Thoughts on the new Campsite website. 1) It's clear that Campsite only picked orange as a brand colour so that the orange Product Hunt logo wouldn't stand out too much.

Good read teresamira.com/writing/master…

Things that jump out at me from episode 1 of Linear's "Conversations on quality". 1) "The best product teams will stay as small as possible as long as possible".

. Dan Moreno 's formula for presenting designs to the CEO of Snapchat 👇

Just submitted Shelf to the Chrome Web Store. Shelf is a Chrome extension I built with Claude Code. The idea: your open tabs aren't a productivity problem. They're a decision you keep avoiding. Shelf shows you one tab at a time and asks one question: what do you actually want

Shelf is live on the Chrome Web Store. Built it with Claude Code. I'm a product designer — I didn't write a single line of code. The problem it solves: every open tab is a decision you haven't made yet. You're not going to read most of them. But closing them feels like losing