AI-assisted product design
Zero-to-one product design with AI woven through the process, from research synthesis to interface, brand to behavior. The deliverable is a coherent product, not a deck.
I build AI-native products from zero to one. Brand, interface, and working prototypes, with AI in the loop end to end. Consulting and hands-on design for teams moving at model speed.
For fourteen years I've designed for the web. Now the work has changed: I'm the first designer in the room and the first builder too. I define what an AI product is, what it looks like, how it speaks, and I ship it with models in the loop. Not slides. Inevitable products.
Zero-to-one product design with AI woven through the process, from research synthesis to interface, brand to behavior. The deliverable is a coherent product, not a deck.
I don't hand off. I build production-grade front-ends and working prototypes with AI pair-coding, so design intent survives all the way to the screen.
Interfaces designed around models, not bolted onto them: streaming, prompting, agents, and trust. The interaction patterns AI-native products actually need.
Visual identity, voice, and the design language a whole team works against. The kind of system that already runs across 50+ product surfaces.
For founders and teams figuring out their AI product: where design and AI meet, what to build first, how to make it feel inevitable. Embedded sprints or ongoing advisory, plugged in as the founding-design brain without the full-time hire.
Strategy, scope, and the sharp version of the product. We figure out what to build, who it's for, and why it should feel inevitable.
Identity, interface, and working code move together, with AI accelerating every pass. Real prototypes you can click, not static mockups.
Production front-end, a design system to scale on, and the patterns your team works against. Then we iterate against real usage.
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. — Wayne Gretzky — Michael Scott
Open to AI-first product work, founding-design engagements, and consulting. Tell me what you're making.