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[product building in the agentic era]

When craft is cheap, thinking becomes priceless

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Teams and companies I've shipped product with.

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CRED
Designer · Aug 2025 – Present · San Francisco, California, United States
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Async and Global Teams

Product work across time zones, markets, and distributed teams.

Skills

Capabilities I bring to product teams from discovery through launch.

Experience

Expertise

  • Visual Design
  • UX Design
  • Design Systems
  • 3D Modeling
  • Design Engineering

Tools

Most used model

Code contribution

Public GitHub contribution activity from the last six months.

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Workflow evolution

Legacy design sprint

  1. Understand

    Day 01: Step 1 of 6: Understand

  2. Sketch

    Day 02: Step 2 of 6: Sketch

  3. Decide

    Day 03: Step 3 of 6: Decide

  4. Prototype

    Day 04: Step 4 of 6: Prototype

  5. Validate

    Day 05: Step 5 of 6: Validate

  6. Iterate

    Day 06: Step 6 of 6: Iterate

Evolving workflow in AI era

  1. Build

    Step 1 of 3: Build

  2. Ship

    Step 2 of 3: Ship

  3. Iterate

    Step 3 of 3: Iterate

Design sprints protected teams from building too early. AI collapses draft and build cost, so loops compress into build, ship, and iterate — with framing, review, and evidence as the new bottleneck.

OpenAI

Moving away from Figma to code-first

The shift from Figma-first to code-first was inevitable as models got better at context. It went from Figma-assisted workflows, to no Figma, to code as the default. Adapting to changing workflows has been incredibly worthwhile. I get to focus on solving problems instead of managing systems. Figma left my stack in days, not weeks. I'd fantasised about turning designs into code for years, and incredible AI tools have finally made it a complete possibility.