i left Cursor.
after 10 years inside the tech bubble in San Francisco, Cursor felt like the sharpest version of that world – fast, intense, ambitious, full of people trying to pull the future closer.
i’m leaving with gratitude, but also with the feeling that i need a different rhythm.
slower time. different weather. more culture, aliveness, and humans in the everyday.
Asia feels like the right place to begin again.
to stay grounded, experience life more fully, and build freely.
i’ll share what i find along the way!
My Chinese designer fellows, please support @tsmullaney ’s MingKwai project on Kickstarter to bring it to classrooms worldwide! https://t.co/UQkyEjBNWd
My Chinese designer fellows, please support @tsmullaney ’s MingKwai project on Kickstarter to bring it to classrooms worldwide! https://t.co/UQkyEjBNWd
Steve is the most humble and down-to-earth person I’ve ever met in my career here at Apple. This couldn’t be any better, and I’m so excited for the new era!
.@Apple enters a new chapter in Human Interface Design as Steve Lemay becomes the new leader of the team, working alongside Molly Anderson, head of Industrial Design at Apple. A veteran at the company since 1999, Lemay has shaped every major interface evolution from the original #iPhone to macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS and, most recently, visionOS.
Tim Cook calls him “an extraordinarily high bar for excellence,” noting his depth of understanding in platform technologies and his gift for shaping intuitive, human-centred digital experiences.
With Lemay now at the helm, Apple’s design bench continues to push forward, refining the interactions, systems and visual languages that define the world’s most recognisable devices.
Cursor changed everything for designers.
I went from sketching UI to shipping a full agent OS.
The gap between ideas and reality is closer than ever to zero.
Here’s the story: