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I turned our office floor into a pixel-art game
Deskpotter is a live map of our real office. You can walk up to a coworker, talk to them, high five them, or carry them around on your shoulders.
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Product notes, plainly put.
Published on Medium and collected here: experiments, product direction, clear systems, and the details that make an interface hold together.
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I kept losing the tools I found while scrolling, so I built an app that remembers them for
I kept losing the tools I found while scrolling, so I built an app that remembers them for me
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Why I Built ZeroBoard: A Better Way to Practise Whiteboard Interviews
Find it here : https://www.zerononsense.space/
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Experimenting With a Conversational AI Layer in My Portfolio
I recently tried a small experiment on my portfolio called:
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The New Design Loop: Figma ↔ AI Agents
Lately the pace of product work has changed a lot.
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I built a design Q&A app. Here’s everything it does.
ZeroNonsense — AI-powered, gamified, brutally honest design Q&A app for UX and Product designers.
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The Evolution of AI Tools: How They’re Reshaping Our Work and Lives
Lovable
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The Psychology Behind Instagram’s New Like Badge Feature
Instagram has introduced a small but powerful change to its user interface: a heart badge with the profile pictures of people you follow, appearing in the bottom left corner of Reels and posts they’ve liked. While this may seem like a minor update, its impact on user behavior has been significant.
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Can We Really Trust AI? A Reflection on Transparency in AI Models
AI has become an integral part of our daily workflows, simplifying tasks, boosting productivity, and offering solutions in ways we never imagined. But an experience I had today made me pause and question: How much can we really trust AI?
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