Ideas on design, technology, and the process of making things work.
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A CoreUX method for turning a large AI-assisted project into useful outputs, clear dependencies, and reviewable decisions.
Use six workflow zones to identify useful AI tasks, ordinary automation, and the decisions a person still needs to own.
Trace one lead through six questions to clarify whether the next problem is process, data, configuration, integration, or tool fit.
A firsthand account of an unintended release, a backward-incompatible API change, and the gap between a planned rollout and accessible production tools.
The most useful creative constraint is knowing what the work needs to do. Here is the brief we would start with.
A considered transition can reveal hierarchy, connect states, and give a page its rhythm. Start with the reason it moves.
Turn a promising AI experiment into a process someone else can follow, inspect, and improve.
Build a shared language from the components you need today, and give it room to grow with the product.