PinnedInBootcampbyElizabeth Eagle-Simbeye·Apr 2The New Expectation Gap in PrototypingWhen prototypes look finished, expectations start running ahead of delivery
PinnedInCodeToDeploybyElizabeth Eagle-Simbeye·Apr 2When AI Features Feel Right but Aren’tThree questions to ask when everything looks ready, but something in the room says it’s not
PinnedInCodeToDeploybyElizabeth Eagle-Simbeye·Mar 26Where UX Actually Lives in AI ProductsBy the time a designer touches an AI product, the experience has already been shaped by dozens of decisions nobody called UX. I didn’t…
PinnedInCode Like A GirlbyElizabeth Eagle-Simbeye·Mar 23The Women Already Writing AISomeone published a Substack article listing ten people to follow on AI. The list was thoughtful, well intentioned, widely shared. All ten…A response icon1A response icon1
PinnedInBootcampbyElizabeth Eagle-Simbeye·Mar 23The Four Layers of Experience StrategyYou can feel when something in a product isn’t working, even if you can’t explain why. These four layers help you locate the problem, not…
InBootcampbyElizabeth Eagle-Simbeye·Jun 11Working with Intelligence: What AI Changes About Design ValueAI is making production faster, but the real opportunity is making design thinking easier to carry, reuse and improve.
InBootcampbyElizabeth Eagle-Simbeye·May 5The Hidden Problem in Design Isn’t SkillThe real issue isn’t capability. It’s the loss of decision-making and reasoning between projects
InBootcampbyElizabeth Eagle-Simbeye·Apr 11Why Journey Maps Break Down in AI ProductsAnd what to use instead when the system is generating the experience
InHuman Side of DesignbyElizabeth Eagle-Simbeye·Mar 11The Moment Orpheus Looked BackLast week I was in New York.
InBootcampbyElizabeth Eagle-Simbeye·Feb 22AI Is Not Killing Enterprise Tools. It Is Rewiring Where Value Lives.Why the latest AI headlines signal a structural shift, not a collapse