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Configuring this Blog with a Delightful Example
A kitchen-sink post that exercises every typographic element — headings, blockquotes, images, code, lists, and more — so the design configurator has something real to chew on.
Tagged: product
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Building for myself first
Using agentic development to prototype Swift apps that solve personal problems with privacy, ownership, and connection at their core.
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What the heck is Cy up to?
Learning at speed to build AI-enabled products that return people to the real world, moving beyond screens.
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Hot take on Sora
Sora's outputs remain largely unusable at current pricing; the model needs dramatic improvements in consistency to justify its value.
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Prioritize your questions like features
If you manage a work queue, you already know feature prioritization. Apply the same discipline to open questions.
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2 billion people already have your distribution channel
Countless companies try to kill the spreadsheet. There's more value in doing the hard work within the legacy ecosystem.
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6 Ways Startups Can Design for Accessibility
Accessibility is a huge problem in the tech world that we don’t talk enough about.
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Vanity metrics aren't the problem
More toxic than vanity metrics is the celebrity worship within the entrepreneurial community. We should challenge one another, not pander to celebs.
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The only product framework worth knowing
I'm not a fan of many models beyond: 1) talk to people, 2) build something, 3) try said something. But Nir Eyal's Hooked model is worth understanding.
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Dear Facebook, let me tag people I’m “thinking of”
Posts and photos require more subtle notification methods.