The Boy Who Watched Airplanes
As AI makes creation nearly effortless, the experiences that matter still come down to what you notice.
Read the essayFrom Problem-Solving to Purpose-Fulfilling
We deconstruct outdated systems to make space for what's next. Not optimizing within constraints, challenging the constraints themselves.
The long-form side of Un-Design. The magazine tracks what is happening week to week; these are the pieces where an argument gets made properly and at length. Written on Substack, listed here so the whole publication reads as one thing.
As AI makes creation nearly effortless, the experiences that matter still come down to what you notice.
Read the essayI gave a talk at Adobe Summit this week called Making Agentic AI Real: Creative Engineering for Next-Gen CX.
Read the essayFor years, the product development life cycle had one predictable friction point: engineering.
Read the essayWe spend so much energy designing value for customers, and so little counting what the friction costs them.
Read the essayMini Apps mark an evolution from navigation to intent, from containers to capabilities, and from engagement metrics to human fulfillment.
Read the essayHow journeys expose what organizations don’t want to see, and why un-designing is now a leadership imperative.
Read the essayA reflection on leadership and organizational behavior. What respect looks like as a system, not a service.
Read the essayWhy design teams need clear positions to win.
Read the essayWhy the smartest people in your organization keep making systemically poor decisions, and how to change the game, not just the players.
Read the essayOn AI, acceleration, and why our fragile biology is actually our competitive advantage.
Read the essayA national model. An open-source rebellion. A democratic moonshot.
Read the essayWhy every interface is now a mental health decision.
Read the essayHow finding my creative voice outside of work finally freed me from the approval trap.
Read the essayHow Bluesky is quietly dismantling the entire premise of platform ownership, and why it matters.
Read the essayI didn’t expect The Last Showgirl to hit so close to home.
Read the essayMost companies are trying to build the future on foundations designed for the past.
Read the essayThe magazine is the week's reading. The essays are the longer argument: what the pattern turned out to mean, written up properly. Free, no schedule, sent when there is something worth saying.
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