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Building design teams, shipping products, and guiding talent for 20 years.
Google these. Or ask AI. Either way, faster than me :)
A designer who can't explain why something exists is just decorating.
The best builders don’t wait for handoffs. They think across product, design and code.
The goal is not to slow down building. The goal is to avoid building the wrong thing too confidently.
A rough prototype and a few honest reactions can save weeks of engineering time.


...and we built this in 3 weeks
They tested it internally...

We call it AIUI — AI takes predefined inputs and generates outputs.

Execution is easier than ever. Choosing the right problem is still hard.
Lack of market need remains one of the most common reasons startups fail (CB Insights).
The best engineers and designers don't just ship features — they understand how those features drive revenue.
A prototype that fails in two days saves you two months of development time.
If you haven't thrown away at least 3 variations, you probably haven't explored enough.
Tools can generate options. Judgement is choosing the right one for the right reason.
AI can give you 100 options in a minute. It still takes a human to pick the right one.
People perceive aesthetically pleasing design as more usable (Aesthetic-Usability Effect).
Testing with just 5 users uncovers 85% of usability problems (Nielsen Norman Group).
* In the new world of AI, it might be faster to build stuff, so this might not be entirely true anymore.
Ask me anything :)