Quick question for you: What’s the #1 thing holding you back from using AI in your design work? 🔹 Figma-to-code handoffs (too slow, miscommunication) 🔹 Debugging AI-generated code (errors, broken deployments) 🔹 Client buy-in (they think AI work looks "cheap") 🔹 Learning curve ("I don’t know how to code") 🔹 Other (reply with your struggle!) Why? I’m building a free guide to solve the top 3 pain points—and I want to hear from you. Drop your answer below! ⬇️ (P.S. The most-upvoted struggle gets a dedicated tutorial next week!)

Hi! Everyone! I’m an experienced AI developer who focuses on building practical, production-ready solutions, not just demos that look good on paper. I’ve worked on things like: -Custom AI agents & assistants -LLM integrations (OpenAI, Claude, open-source models) -Automation pipelines & AI-powered tools -Backend + API integrations to make AI actually usable in real products I care a lot about clear communication, fast iteration, and delivering something that genuinely helps your business — not overengineering or buzzwords. I’m happy to suggest better approaches if I see one, and I keep things transparent so there are no surprises. If you already have a clear plan, I can execute quickly. Happy to jump on a quick call or chat to see if we’re a good fit. Looking forward to working together!

Hey friends, We’re helping a few agencies get more clients using calls and AI tools. Both campaigns are working really well. If you want to see how it works, just comment INFO or send me a DM.

Hey everyone 👋 I wanted to share a project I created about 4 months ago — an IVF baby concept video made using ChatGPT ( images), Kling & Hedra for animation, and After Effects for final editing. It’s not perfect, but the client was really happy with it, and that’s what matters most. 🙌 Now, I’ve got a similar project coming up — this time in a clay animation style.I’m exploring ways to achieve that handcrafted, stop-motion clay look using AI and post-production tools. 🧩 Are there any new or updated tools for creating clay animation styles?Would love to hear your suggestions, workflows, or tool combinations that can help bring that tactile, clay-like feel to AI visuals. Thanks in advancehttps://www.behance.net/gallery/236255555/Baby-Video-Project-3D-Animation-Visualized-with-AI

Some big news from the design world. Four major acquisitions happened in 2025: ➡️ ($610M) Shopify bought Molly Studio (Aug 2025) All 7 designers from the NYC studio that worked with Apple, Nike, Google. They're now Shopify's new "AI-first" Product Design Studio. ➡️ ($6.5B) OpenAI bought Jony Ive's "io" (May-Jul 2025) OpenAI's biggest acquisition ever. LoveFrom stays independent but now leads all OpenAI design. ➡️ ($610M) Atlassian bought Browser Company (Sep 2025) The makers of Arc and Dia browsers. Building the "AI browser for knowledge workers." ➡️ Accenture bought Yumemi (May 2025, undisclosed) 400+ Japanese designers with their "design engineering" methodology. Powers 60M monthly users. Here's what this actually means for us: - Design is becoming strategic infrastructure. Like, actual business-critical infrastructure. - Companies are buying entire design cultures and AI-native workflows. The studios that got acquired? They all cracked the code on designing FOR AI, not just WITH AI. - Small teams (7-400 people) are commanding billion-dollar valuations. The opportunity is massive. We're architecting how humans interact with AI. That's the new game. ❓What AI design ideas have you been thinking about? ________ 📁 Sources: https://www.molly.studio/ https://openai.com/sam-and-jony/ https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/04/atlassian-to-buy-arc-developer-the-browser-company-for-610m/ https://newsroom.accenture.com/news/2025/accenture-to-acquire-yumemi-to-accelerate-the-launch-of-innovative-and-influential-digital-products