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After hundreds of discussions with founders about how Ai changes the way they build this discussion with Gabriella and Nim and @ridd-design.bsky.social
stands out -- tis packed with insights about how to be building for tomorrow & the changing role of designers:

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YouTube video by Dive Club 🤿 Thiago Costa - Cultivating taste as a designer

This week's dive club went deeeeep 🤿 on visual design @ridd-design.bsky.social youtu.be/bWffMLkBQLU?...

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YouTube video by Dive Club 🤿 Mike and Chara Smith - Designing for the love of the game

I've been so eager to share this interview since the second we hung up.

The show is called Dive Club and boy did we dive deep. We covered a ton of ground and fired off more than a few hot takes. Chara had some great metaphors and I moved around a lot.

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There's been a LOT of talk about designers becoming builders lately 💪

So this week we get to go behind the scenes with Pran who is designing v0

It's a deep dive into AI products and a glimpse at the Vercel design culture

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🤿 Dive Club | 14 UI Patterns for generative AI Types of UI that will be relevant moving forward — an article from Des Traynor / /

One of my favorite threads on Twitter right now comes from the co-founder of Intercom.

It's a list of new UI patterns that generative AI necessitates

It's so good that I asked him if I could turn it into an article to share outside of Twitter 👇
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This week's episode is with [Sam Peitz](https://x.com/samdape) who quickly became one of my favorite designers to follow in 2024. He regularly shares experim... Sam Peitz - The intersection of art and product

Something Sam Peitz said to me this week brought back a lot of these memories

“If you share the things you’re really passionate about, the right people will find you”

So ya... share the work you want to get hired for :)

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Designing anatomy study tools for pre-med students ended up being the foot in the door I needed

And eventually that experience helped me land the role as the founding designer at Maven

That little set of three mockups changed everything for me :)

Months later someone found those designs on Dribble and I received an offer from a company called Bootcamp to lead design on a new product suite!

✅ Good news: I was working in education

😵‍💫 Bad news: Cadavers make me nauseous lol

As soon as I graduated college I knew I wanted to work in education

But 5+ years into my career I hadn't taken a single step

So one afternoon I mocked up some ideas for a homeschooling product

This ~2 hour design exercise ended up creating an inflection point in my career 👇

This design is embarrassing for me to look at nowadays...

But it changed everything for me (and might help you too) 👇

Been following along with Builder ✌️

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Software is about to get a LOT more personalized

And on the heels of AI is a new spatial medium! What does an AR art museum built entirely out of dynamic shaders look like?

I don’t know… but I’m excited to live in a world where the lines between art and product design begin to blur :)

What happens when anyone can spend a single afternoon creating an app that is designed specifically for their grandma?

Products like that can tap into a level of human expression that simply doesn’t exist in our scale-dictated world.

And this is only the beginning…

As code becomes cheaper and easier to write, an explosion of niche products is imminent.

Old-world economics have capped artistic expression in software

if you’re going to invest the time to build something then it better make money and have the potential to scale.

But that's about to change...

This week's episode is with [Sam Peitz](https://x.com/samdape) who quickly became one of my favorite designers to follow in 2024. He regularly shares experim... Sam Peitz - The intersection of art and product

I'm doing a little write up of everything I learned over our 2 convos and sharing it out to 10k+ designers tomorrow AM

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And then here's the full episode 🎧
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I think my favorite designer to follow in 2024 was Sam Peitz

He shares some of the most unique designs you'll find anywhere 😮

So this week I did a deep dive into his creative process and what it takes to bring his experiments to life 👇

ya you're kinda living the dream a bit :)

Some highlights:

• How AI fits into his new product strategy for Seldon
• The 3 types of designers that will exist in the future
• What it was like joining Figma in 2012
• The #1 trait of designers he’s worked with over the last 3 decades

Enjoy 🎧

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Did you know the 1st interface designer at Adobe was also the 1st designer to work on Figma? 🤯

His name is Andrei and he knows a heck of a lot about design tooling...

So this week's episode is jam-packed with stories and thoughts on where we're headed next👇

🥹 thanks! Really encouraging

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Compiled insights from 8+ incredible designers into a single <10 min breakdown 👇

Here's the YT link but it's also available anywhere you get podcasts if audio-only is more your style
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I've interviewed the first designers at Linear, Perplexity, Ramp, Facebook, Browser Company, etc...

Here's what I've learned about how to thrive as a startup designer 👇