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I don’t start product design in Figma anymore. One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality. It’s how quickly I can explore ideas. For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster. It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing. So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore: • layouts • information architecture • user flows • interaction patterns • different ways the product could communicate value Once I find promising directions, the real work starts. I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma. AI doesn’t replace product design. It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions. For startups, that means: → faster iteration → less rework → lower product risk → more confidence before shipping
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I don’t start product design in Figma anymore. One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality. It’s how quickly I can explore ideas. For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster. It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing. So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore: • layouts • information architecture • user flows • interaction patterns • different ways the product could communicate value Once I find promising directions, the real work starts. I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma. AI doesn’t replace product design. It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions. For startups, that means: → faster iteration → less rework → lower product risk → more confidence before shipping
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f your product experience feels harder than it should, let’s talk👇 cal.com/ashish-product-desig…
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I don’t start product design in Figma anymore. One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality. It’s how quickly I can explore ideas. For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster. It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing. So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore: • layouts • information architecture • user flows • interaction patterns • different ways the product could communicate value Once I find promising directions, the real work starts. I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma. AI doesn’t replace product design. It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions. For startups, that means: → faster iteration → less rework → lower product risk → more confidence before shipping
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Jun 15
Your spending. Your goals. Your AI CFO. One conversation. - Designed By Me (Light theme) x.com/ashux_ui/status/206615…
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Your finances, but with an AI CFO in your pocket. designed by me...
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If your product experience feels harder than it should, let’s talk cal.com/ashish-product-desig…
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Your spending. Your goals. Your AI CFO. One conversation. - Designed By Me (Light theme) x.com/ashux_ui/status/206615…
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Your finances, but with an AI CFO in your pocket. designed by me...
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Jun 12
Designed an Agent Review layer for an AI Observability Tool. User describes an agent → hits Enter → before building starts, it generates an editable agent spec. Users can: • Verify the AI actually understood the request • Review capabilities & guardrails • Connect missing tools / knowledge • Adjust the plan before generation It Increase agent creation success rate while reducing bad builds and regeneration loops.
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Jun 13
Designed the Agent Review layer for an AI Observability Tool in Dark Mode too and it turned out pretty good.🤌 x.com/ashux_ui/status/206539…
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Designed an Agent Review layer for an AI Observability Tool. User describes an agent → hits Enter → before building starts, it generates an editable agent spec. Users can: • Verify the AI actually understood the request • Review capabilities & guardrails • Connect missing tools / knowledge • Adjust the plan before generation It Increase agent creation success rate while reducing bad builds and regeneration loops.
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Jun 14
Your finances, but with an AI CFO in your pocket. designed by me...
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Jun 15
Helping early-stage teams turn complexity into clarity. Book a Call now ! cal.com/ashish-product-desig…
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Your finances, but with an AI CFO in your pocket. designed by me...
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Designed the Agent Review layer for an AI Observability Tool in Dark Mode too and it turned out pretty good.🤌 x.com/ashux_ui/status/206539…
Jun 12
Designed an Agent Review layer for an AI Observability Tool. User describes an agent → hits Enter → before building starts, it generates an editable agent spec. Users can: • Verify the AI actually understood the request • Review capabilities & guardrails • Connect missing tools / knowledge • Adjust the plan before generation It Increase agent creation success rate while reducing bad builds and regeneration loops.
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Jun 13
oh fable… you really gone buddy?
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Designed an Agent Review layer for an AI Observability Tool. User describes an agent → hits Enter → before building starts, it generates an editable agent spec. Users can: • Verify the AI actually understood the request • Review capabilities & guardrails • Connect missing tools / knowledge • Adjust the plan before generation It Increase agent creation success rate while reducing bad builds and regeneration loops.
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Workflow Table for AI Obervability tool (Dark Mode👀)
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May 26
AI made building products faster. The hardest part isn't shipping anymore. It's making the product feel obvious. Obvious where to click. Obvious what happens next. Obvious why it matters. That's where product design makes the difference.
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