AI in my design workflow
Over the past year, I’ve brought AI into my design workflow. It helps me move faster, collaborate earlier with engineers, designers, and PMs, and focus on what really matters. AI helps me stay creative, communicate with clarity, and simplify complexity, bringing ideas to life faster. No more filler text or lifeless prototypes.
AI imagery tools
I’ve been casually exploring and following other creators. The work people produce is incredible. A key takeaway: strong prompts often reference art history, genres, and specific artists.
I use AI at different stages of my design process to save time, spark ideas, and keep the focus on users.
Research & Discovery
Analyze survey responses, cluster feedback, and spot themes faster than manual sorting. This means I can spend less time filtering and more time understanding.
Ideation & Exploration
I use AI to brainstorm interface patterns, compare UX approaches, and generate multiple copy directions.
Prototyping & Testing
AI tools like Lovable, Figma Make, and Cursor support rapid prototyping and help me create clear, scenario-based tasks for usability testing.
Polishing & Delivery
AI tools like Lovable, Figma Make, and Base44 support rapid prototyping and help me create clear, scenario-based tasks for usability testing.
For the Figma Hackathon, I built a focus timer that helps you disconnect and recharge using Figma Make. I combined Vibe coding with CSS to bring the final result to life.
AI Projects
Silento is a focus timer that breaks work into short, manageable sessions, helping you reset and avoid burnout. I built it using vibe coding for the logic and CSS for a clean, functional design.
OppenHaus is an AI-powered home styling tool for realtors, homeowners, and contractors to quickly visualize design changes. I built it focusing on a simple and intuitive experience.
