Long live The Browser Company

What’s the most professional way not to accept a take home design exercise?

After SEO optimization and walled gardens deteriorated the quirkiness & joy of the internet, we turned away from the internet and more towards streaming & short form video. With video soon going through that cycle, maybe we will turn more towards games/interactive experiences?

A glimpse into the future of productivity

I don’t really understand AI image generation when it comes to trying on clothes. Material choice, fabric weight, patterns all matter. Why pretend like it doesn’t? Seems like a setup for disappointment.

A dear friend, Enrique Allen, passed away last week from an aggressive form of cancer. He was the best of us; the strongest, happiest, most generous person I have known. Warm, kind, enthusiastic, genuine, passionate about the environment—he’s an inspiration to me for how to live

conway If you are hacking on a project, I agree. Never needed Figma. I build my portfolio site without Figma because I can design right in the browser. But if I am trying to be precise, specific, fast and iterative, design software is indispensable

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Well done sir 👏

sam is a hero

Ok I can't help myself. IMO: It's helpful we're discussing the exciting possibilities of what this next generation of tools will offer us, and how we should expand how we think about our roles as designers. But it's harmful when we go about it with the same "prove me wrong",

Love this perspective so much. Well said Noah.

Took the words out of my mouth

It might time for me to hard launch what I have been working on the last few months… This is just the start

Have you ever had a client say the words "I'm not a designer, but..." ? Get ready to practice the hardest skill in design. Link to my full #Config2025 talk below.

Trying to calibrate for a brand design hire... I am looking for examples of exceptional brand design portfolios. Any favorites?

Generally Intelligent is back—and now in video! Our first guest is our very own Matt Boulos, who leads policy at Imbue. He and Kanjun 🐙 discuss: - how AI shifts power - lawless digital spaces - bottom-up vs. top-down automation and more. Full episode and transcript in thread:

If you write code, you are going to want to check out what I have been working on for the last year. Sculptor is such a seamless way to write code with AI and integrate it with whatever workflow you are already using.