Considered Type
Most web typography is never decided, so I wrote a skill that decides it. Designers keep their decisions; everyone else gets the ones they were never taught to make.
Thoughts
Thoughts on design, development and everything in between
Plausible Accessibility: Where AI Still Falls Short and Who to Call Instead
AI builds the most likely interface and accessibility lives in the specific one. Here is where that gap still fails disabled people and when to bring in a specialist or test with the people who use what you build.
From DesignOps to AgentOps
As AI agents enter product delivery, design-system leaders become operators of context, contracts, review loops and trust.
The Minimum Viable Agent-Ready Design System
You do not need a giant enterprise design system to work safely with AI. You need a small, enforceable system that agents can read and humans can trust.
Component Contracts Are Where Taste Becomes Infrastructure
Taste does not scale by explanation alone. In agentic design systems, it has to become contracts, examples and verification.
Tools, Harnesses and Skills: The Missing Model for Design Systems
Most agentic design workflow conversations confuse the workspace, the operating model and the reusable capability. Separating them changes how teams scale.
Agentic Design Systems Need Operating Models, Not More Components
AI does not make design systems obsolete. It exposes whether they were ever operational in the first place.
From Tokens to Thinking Systems: Making AI-Native Design Systems Actually Work
A practical blueprint for AI-native design systems that LLMs can actually execute: tokens, schema and generative rules as explicit contracts.
The Evolutionary Difference Between Constructive and Constrictive Criticism
The Evolutionary Difference Between Constructive and Constrictive Criticism