AI, from the ground up.

Why now? Because the studios that start early win.

Design is at an inflection point. The studios adopting AI now will pull ahead — not because AI replaces designers, but because it makes every person on your team dramatically faster at the parts that aren't the design itself.

What is AI, really?

Think of it as a brilliant, tireless junior designer who's read nearly everything ever written — but has never actually been in a room with a client. It doesn't truly think; it predicts the next best word. And it's shockingly good at it. Here's where that helps, and where your eye still has to lead.

The art of the prompt.

The gap between "that's generic" and "how did it know that?" comes down to one thing: what you type in. There's a simple formula — and it's exactly how you'd brief a talented new hire.

The tools that actually matter.

We've tried dozens. These are the ones worth your time — the all-rounders first, then the specialists that quietly save hours. You'll go deep on one of them, Lovable, in Session 2.

The AI maturity ladder.

Most designers in the room start at Level 1 or 2. That's exactly right. By the end of this class, you'll be standing on Level 3 — and you'll have touched Level 4.

Your clients trust you with their homes.

Extend that same care to how you use AI — protect their privacy, verify what it tells you, and always keep a human eye on anything before it reaches a client.

7 days to AI confidence.

One small action a day. That's the whole plan. By Day 7 you'll wonder how the studio ran without it.

Taught by someone who actually uses it.