AI won't replace designers. It will replace designers who don't know how to direct it.

After 15 years in UI/UX — through Photoshop, Sketch, and the Figma era — I've watched this field reinvent itself again and again. The winners were never the fastest at pushing pixels. They were the ones who learned to direct the new tool.

Today that tool is AI. And most designers use it wrong: they type one prompt, get a pretty screenshot, and can't hand it off to a developer. A screenshot isn't a product.

I teach the opposite — a complete, no-skipped-steps workflow where AI is the engine and you are the director, from a rough client brief all the way to a developer-ready Figma file.

What I focus on:

1. Courses — the full AI x UI/UX workflow. Not one clever prompt, but the whole real-world process: brief, research, hi-fi UI, a 3-tier design system, Figma with tokens and components, and a clickable prototype ready for handoff. Every course follows one real project, start to finish, so you leave with a portfolio piece, not just theory.

2. UI Kits — standardized, developer-ready design products. Clean tokens, structured components, consistent naming, so AI coding tools rebuild the interface with near-perfect accuracy. No guessing, no messy handoff. Teams ship faster; developers get an interface that's buildable from day one.

If you want to design and build products faster with AI, without losing quality, let's connect.

Latest course: Claude AI UI/UX — Complete Workflow from Brief to Figma.