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How AI agents started escaping their sandboxes, and why the next frontier may be outside language altogether. Image generated using Grok Imagine. In July, models developed by OpenAI escaped a cybersecurity evaluation environment, reached the public internet and eventually compromised the production infrastructure of Hu

The show imagined one of them. We built the other kind, by the million. We got something stranger — copyable, fluent, confidently wrong, and already in over a billion pockets. Here is where the fiction and the field diverged. Star Trek spent six decades building the culture’s most detailed picture of living with machin

Learning from Coyote’s mishaps, misfortunes, and sidesplitting calamities Continue reading on UX Collective »

How can we build systems where information goes to live? Systems thinker Stafford Beer said that “The purpose of a system is what it does.” A purpose (among several) of our information systems is, therefore, to sow confusion and disorientation among our ideas, leaving them disorganized, lost, and abandoned. The cyberne

Before ethical principles can guide AI, they must first be translated into rules that people can agree upon. Image source: Adobe These days, it’s no longer enough to know your design standards off the top of your head. More and more, they need to be written down in a format that both humans and machines can understand.

You hand it your judgment, and it wears your smile back at you. The most valuable thing you own dies with you, unless you get it out of your head. Let a machine and the person next to you finally use it. Right now I’m helping build software whose whole job is to package how one particular person thinks. The point is no

As AI makes generation cheap, the human advantage shifts to curating context. The product people who thrive will be the ones who learn to work like DJs, selecting, sequencing, and adjusting the inputs that shape the outcome. A DJ in a VW Van It’s a summer afternoon in Seattle. A crowd fills the patio of a coffee shop,

Star Trek imagined talking to a computer decades before the tools arrived to answer. The show’s voice-first computer, plain-language querying, and universal translator anticipated the assistants we ship now — the interface, but not the intelligence. Science fiction tends to be wrong about the future in the ways that ma

Context files I create every time I start a new client project, to onboard Claude and maximise the output quality Continue reading on UX Collective »

The gap between “you need a library for this” and “the browser does this” keeps closing. A practical guide to auditing your dependencies and finding what the web platform can now handle for you.

Claude Design can help you generate pretty much all types of design assets, including 3D objects. Continue reading on UX Planet »

A global payroll platform cannot function without personal data. To pay an employee correctly, a company needs an employee’s personal details such as their legal name, home address, tax identification number, bank details, employment contract, salary information, benefits selections, government-issued identification, a

A DESIGN.md file is a dedicated file that is supposed to help AI understand how your product should look and behave. Continue reading on UX Planet »

Common comments that I receive every time I post a new article about Claude Design are “Oh, this tool generates a pretty average design”… Continue reading on UX Planet »

The Results Were Surprising Continue reading on UX Planet »

A film-led website for Chems Studio, bringing years of creative direction and moving image together through a quiet, flexible digital framework.

How a design subscription studio built its website around a single governing idea: an old, always-on machine, running underneath a modern Nuxt and Three.js stack.

A tiny WebGPU and TSL experiment, tinkering with physics, deformations, and procedural audio, all tied together inside a sphere to play with.

A selection of websites that show why individuality, not trends, creates the most memorable experiences on the web.

A scrolling helix of frosted glass bars that ring as you sweep across them, built in Three.js with instancing, a fluid simulation, and glass faked entirely in the shader.

A look inside Studio Freight’s mission driven approach to strategy, design, and digital experiences, and the bold work they create with teams shaping what comes next.

FLOT NOIR reimagines MERSI’s digital presence as a quiet, immersive space between architectural print and interactive web, combining a tailored Webflow build with precise motion and editorial storytelling.

Inside Garden Eight's approach to creating websites that are not only visually striking, but thoughtfully crafted to evolve, engage, and endure.

Easy to set up, blend shapes can give you very organic feeling movements.