HeyJaredProcess to Pixels
A weekly newsletter for product designers who want to integrate AI into real UX workflows — not just talk about it
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Six layouts, one app - what does iPhone Duo release means for Product Design (opens the original)
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Hi designers,before anything else — a small piece of news. This newsletter is changing its name. From this issue on, it’s UX and the City.UX and the City is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<div cl
I am building an app from scratch this month. Here’s every tool I actually opened. (opens the original)
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Hi designers,It’s Monday, and I want to walk you through something I’ve been working on for the past few weeks.Process to Pixels is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<div class="fake-
The agent that writes down what I changed (so I don’t have to) (opens the original)
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Hi designers,This issue is landing later than I meant it to. I spent the last couple of weeks in Korea and — I’ll admit it — overestimated how much I’d get done between trains and time zones. Thank you for your patience with the gap. I’m really glad to finally get this one out, though, because it’s the exploration I’ve been most itching to share with you: how I’ve started handing the upkeep and governance of a design system over to a couple of small agents.Where they came from wasn’t a clever id
Context files between the agent and generic UI (opens the original)
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Hi designers,Happy Tuesday! Today I want to talk about the thing that took me embarrassingly long to understand about working with agents — because the moment it clicked, it changed how I set up almost every project.Here’s the shape of it: an agent will hand you something that’s genuinely good and quietly generic at the same time. Clean, competent, clearly made by something that knows what it’s doing — and then missing the empty state, leaning on colour alone to carry meaning, reaching for a pat
I stopped re-prompting and started writing the thing down first (opens the original)
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Hi designers,It’s Friday, and I want to tell you about the least glamorous forty minutes of my week — because they turned out to be the reason the rest of it went well.Some time ago I was rebuilding a screen — a pretty ordinary one. I opened Claude Code, described what I wanted, and got back something that looked right and was quietly wrong in a few places — the wrong component style, spacing that wasn’t mine, a states model I hadn’t asked for. So I re-prompted. And again. And again. Twenty minu
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