Literature that Inspires the way that I think & Design
I think that the literature environment I was brought up in heavily shaped the way that I approach design. I've always leaned towards speculative-fiction, where events from the past, shape trajectories in the present, and inform the future. In a way, these stories helped me to understand expectations and anticipations, which translate well in design thinking. And then of course, there's some books that touch upon psychology, and others which discuss UX principals & concepts in detail.
A Brief History
A brief history here
My thoughts on AI, Taste, & how I use them
A continuing discussion of where AI actually helps my process, where it quietly makes work worse, and why taste has become the necessary.
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Why I still Care (alot) about Divergence in the Design Process
The best ideas rarely survive a straight line. I deliberately generate options I know I'll kill, and what wide exploration buys you before you converge.
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A brief memo on my thoughts regarding taste, and the cumulative experiences that build them.
There's the common saying, which states that taste is 'acquired', and that just might be true - though perhaps not quite in the way that we immediately think of.
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My Tech Stack
Here's some of the tools, that I use on the daily, or am very comfortable with.
Figma
Claude Code & Design
Claude Code & Design
