I've spent two decades in UX — from early product roles at places like Stamps.com and Escrow.com to leading AI design at Workday today. Somewhere along the way I got fixated on one question: what does good design look like when the interface is an agent, not a screen?
That question is basically what I teach.
I've published two books (uxGPT among them), and taught at General Assembly,. I write about this every week at AI for UX, and I build it hands-on — Claude Code, Figma MCP, Lovable, Cursor — inside a large enterprise, not from the sidelines.
What I'm not interested in is AI hype or hand-wavy futurism. I care about the craft: the patterns, the prototyping workflows, the behavioral frameworks that actually help designers ship real agentic products. That's what you'll get from me.
Courses
Multi-day, guided programs to get real results
Lightning Lessons
Free, interactive sessions to explore new topics
How to create inline and tappable forms in Claude
How to design for A2UI across multiple surfaces
Inside the Machine: How to write for LLMs
How to write a Design.md File
