I'm finally launching my newsletter!
I don't write often, but when I do, I try to pack it with value.
So if you want an every-once-in-awhile thoughtful note about design and business - dig in!
First one will go out in a couple days, and I'd be honored if you'd tune in!
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In an age when everything on the internet feels a little bit less human…
I thought I’d record myself reading my blogs to you.
Maybe that’s just one simple way I can make my writing feel just a little bit more human.
Plus my eyes are just tired.
@OmarJalalzada Part of why I wrote this was triggered by this guy cloning Subvocal with a few prompts and an AirPod.
It’s easier than ever for anyone to create. So what differentiates design?
A prompt does not good design make.
This isn’t just some little side project y’all - we have essentially replaced Figma with this at Sublime.
I highly recommend trying it out for your own workflow.
I built my team an AI design sandbox. Now I’m open-sourcing a better version for everyone.
This is Design Studio, a prototype sandbox for designers and product managers who build with AI.
After I showed the original to @ridd_design on Dive Club, people asked for a version they could use themselves. That gave me the push to rebuild it from scratch.
The core workflows:
• Build interactive screens with the coding agent you already use
• Map flows with diagrams, sketch on a canvas, or make lo-fi wireframes
• Keep briefs and decisions next to designs in Markdown
• Create design systems with components and product context to reuse across prototypes
• Arrange screens and notes on a canvas, then publish a link your team can explore
The video shows Codex self-driving a whole workflow.
Use it with Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor. It’s minimal and meant to blend in with your existing stack.
It’s MIT licensed and built to be extended. Add your own tools, components, and workflows. Your files stay yours in open formats that can be used anywhere.
It’s an early beta. I’d love for you to try it and make it your own.