A weekly newsletter for product designers who want to integrate AI into real UX workflows — not just talk about it
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Answers are turning into interfaces, and agents are learning where to stop
Hi designers,
It’s Friday, and I’ve had a pile of tabs open all week — product announcements, a couple of long essays, one very alarming safety report — so this issue is me going through them with you instead of leaving them to rot in the...
Components come last - my easy method to build a Design System with Claude
The order I build a design system in with Claude — tokens, real screens, then components — and every prompt I use along the way.
Hi designers,
Do the agents replace Figma? (For me, no. But something changed.)
Hi designers,
Today I want to talk about Figma, because I keep seeing the same question: do the agents replace the Figma file now? I have read multiple articles and posts where designers were sharing their Fogma-free workflows. But honestl...
What I actually use Claude Cowork for as a Product Designer
Four dedicated Cowork projects, and what's actually happening inside each one.
Hi designers,
Six layouts, one app - what does iPhone Duo release means for Product Design
Hi designers,
before anything else — a small piece of news. This newsletter is changing its name. From this issue on, it’s UX and the City.
UX and the City is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consi...
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