All of my long-form thoughts on programming, AI, leadership, product design, and more, collected in chronological order.
Web browsing is no longer a linear journey through menus and links. Today's users expect instant, context-aware answers the moment they ask a question. Google's AI Overviews and its experimental AI Mode are accelerating that shift, and they're changing how we must design every website.
Software engineering today is less about writing lines of code and more about orchestrating intelligence to solve human problems. In an era when the distinction between human intuition and machine learning grows ever more subtle, true mastery lies not in language syntax but in our capacity to envision how AI can transform lives.
When people ask about my approach to design and development, I often say I work from the middle. It's not a slogan, it's the most accurate way I can describe how I make decisions. The middle is a point of presence, a place where competing forces can be held together without collapsing into extremes.
Imagine interfaces that adapt and evolve in real-time, crafting personalized experiences for every user. Generative UI transforms static screens into living, intelligent systems that learn, respond, and grow with each interaction.
In an age defined by velocity, the traditional wisdom of "Ready, Aim, Fire" feels increasingly out of sync. Here's how "Ready, Fire, Aim" with AI as your co-pilot enables rapid learning and real-world feedback.
In an industry that values specialisation, being a generalist is often viewed as a weakness. But I've found that connecting disciplines and moving fluidly between design, development, strategy, and execution creates unique value.
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