Use AI to draft, structure, and refine design rationales, case studies, stakeholder narratives, executive summaries, one-pagers, decks, proposals, and other project documentation or client materials—including turning research and strategy inputs into editable assets—so communication is clearer, faster, and better tailored to each audience.
The designer supplies the real project context, reasoning, data, and strategic story. AI helps organize, visualize, and polish communication, but humans decide what happened, what matters, and how to present it responsibly.
Turn rough notes about a design choice into a concise client-facing explanation that clearly states the goal, constraints, and tradeoffs.
Claude / ChatGPTGenerate a comparison of 2–3 design directions (pros/cons, risks, and why the chosen approach wins) to include in an email or deck.
Claude / ChatGPTConvert a pile of project artifacts and bullet points into a clear story structure (context, problem, approach, decisions, results).
Notion AI / ClaudeI help companies navigate AI adoption -- from strategy to production. Whether you are building your first LLM-powered feature or scaling an agentic system, I can help you get it right.
Design and build LLM-powered products and agentic systems
Go from idea to production with a clear implementation roadmap
Build AI with human-in-the-loop in regulated environments
Canva is now Perplexity's only design partner in Perplexity Computer, letting growing businesses turn AI-generated research and insights directly into polished, editable designs, without leaving their workflow.
A year ago, I was resistant to using AI. To be honest, I felt overwhelmed and stuck in my ways. But this year, I made a commitment to change that. Today is part 2 of sharing how I am leveraging AI to become more efficient and effective in my career & personal life.
What most people get wrong about AI is they focus on only speed. Doing things faster. Automating more, etc… But faster doesn't always mean better. And most of the time, it actually makes your work worse.
The real question isn't "how do I save time with AI?”
It's "how do I make my work better with AI while becoming more efficient?"
For me, one of my weaknesses is getting my ideas turned into visuals that I can share & present. I wasn’t the best ‘art’ student growing up to say the least…
So here are 3 ways Gamma has helped make my work better, not just faster with having F+ design skills:
1. Client-facing materials: I love to use AI for data analysis and more.. Now I can create on- brand visuals to make the story & data come to life. Quick one pagers, PDFs, exec summaries & more
2. Content creation: I also am a content creator, have a newsletter and my wife also runs her own business. Gamma has helped take my ideas to the next level.. And even designed new custom menus for my wife’s baking business.
3. Creative thinking: I am an outside the box thinker.. But when it comes to visualizing my ideas, I hit a wall. Gamma acts as my design partner to help bring my ideas to life.
How I'm NOT using it:
1. To do the thinking for me
2. To mass produce generic content
3. To replace the parts of my job that require a human touch
AI shouldn't just make you faster. It should make your outputs even better, leading to more value for your clients.
Gamma Imagine is basically an AI design partner. Describe the visual, it creates it. No design skills. No tool switching. No templates.
If you are exploring ways to use AI, I highly recommend giving Gamma a look.
Once you see what is possible, you won’t go back!
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The design process hasn’t changed. How much energy you have left for it has.
Let me say something that might surprise you.
After years of designing at scale — AI-powered tools for 1.6M Walmart associates, global experiences at Adobe, multi-product workflows at Intuit — I don’t think AI has fundamentally changed what good design requires.
You still need to talk to real users. You still need to understand the business. You still need to make judgment calls that no algorithm can make for you.
What AI has changed is everything around the design. The retrieval. The synthesis. The prep work. The 11pm Slack thread archaeology.
And that changes everything about how much of yourself you have left when you sit down to actually create.
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AI didn’t change what I design. It changed how I design.
Over the past several months, my design process hasn’t just evolved — it’s been fully restructured. My AI tool stack isn’t something I use occasionally; it is an operational layer embedded into my day-to-day and across discovery, ideation, prototyping, validation, and delivery.
This article outlines how I structure projects using AI models — primarily Claude and ChatGPT — alongside specialized tools such as Figma Make and Amplitude.
I was already using ChatGPT. I had Google (Gemini) on my phone. My workflow was "working." But after 7+ years in design, I've learned: the tools that change how you think are worth paying attention to. Not the loudest ones. The ones that make you sharper. So I gave Claude a real chance — and wrote about what actually surprised me as a working designer.
In the article I cover:
→ How I use it to articulate design decisions to clients
→ Writing case studies that tell a story, not a feature list
→ Stress-testing presentations before I walk into the room
→ Cold outreach that actually gets replies
If you're a designer still on the fence about AI tools, this one's for you.
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