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AI product design:
the workflow that ships.

Traditional product design ends at the handoff. AI product design ends at the launch. Learn to pair UX craft with AI tools and take products all the way from research to the App Store, solo.

🤖 Full AI toolchain
🎨 Real design system
📦 Shipped MVP
📅 12 weeks
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Cohort 05 · Sept 2026
Start dateSept 7, 2026
Duration12 weeks
Commitment~10 hrs/week
FormatLive + async
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What is
AI product design?

AI product design is the practice of using AI tools across the entire product process: research synthesis, ideation, interface design, prototyping, and increasingly the build itself. It doesn't replace design judgment; it removes the production bottlenecks around it, so one designer can do what used to take a squad.

The practical consequence is a new kind of designer: someone who can interview users in the morning, synthesize findings with Claude at lunch, design in Figma in the afternoon, and have v0 and Cursor turn the design into working software by the end of the week. Product teams are actively looking for people who work this way, and almost no course teaches it end to end.

Traditional vs.
AI product design.

StageTraditional workflowAI-assisted workflow
Research synthesisDays of manual affinity mappingHours: LLM-assisted clustering, you make the judgment calls
IdeationLimited by team availabilityUnlimited sparring partner for concepts and copy
UI designEvery screen drawn by handGenerated starting points, refined by your craft in Figma
PrototypeClickable mockup, then handoffWorking code: v0 and Cursor build the real thing
OutcomeA spec someone else may buildA shipped product you built yourself

The tools,
used the way teams use them.

Six categories, 24 tools, all used in production on your own product. Full list on the toolkit page.

🧠
Claude & ChatGPT

Research synthesis, UX writing, critique, and strategy. Learn prompting patterns that produce senior-level output.

🎨
Figma

Still the center of gravity. Components, variables, auto layout, and a real design system for your product.

🖼
Midjourney & Runway

Brand imagery, illustration, and motion assets: an in-house creative studio for your launch.

⚡️
v0 by Vercel

Design-to-code generation that turns your Figma thinking into working UI components.

⌨️
Cursor

The AI code editor where your MVP comes together. Designers who can drive it are a different species in the job market.

📊
Maze & PostHog

Usability testing and product analytics: evidence for your design decisions, before and after launch.

Five portfolio pieces,
one real product.

01
Product strategy & validation docs

User research, problem definition, and a validated concept, the strategic thinking interviews always probe for.

02
A complete design system

Tokens, components, and patterns in Figma, built for a real product, not a dribbble shot.

03
A working MVP

Your design, running as a real native or web app with a live backend.

04
User testing & iteration

Structured usability tests on the real product, and the design changes they drove.

05
Landing page & launch strategy

A public launch with a marketing page, App Store listing, and a plan for the first hundred users.

Learn from people
who ship.

The program is taught live by working product designers and builders who use this exact stack on real products, not career instructors reading slides. Cohorts are kept small enough for weekly 1-on-1 check-ins, and every week ends with a live critique, the same ritual that makes design teams good. See how the 12 weeks are structured →

Questions,
answered straight.

Who is this course for: designers or beginners?
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Both, honestly. Practicing UX/UI designers use it to add the AI workflow and shipping skills to an existing craft foundation. Beginners get the full path. The same curriculum teaches design fundamentals first. If you already design, you'll move faster through the early weeks and go deeper on the build.
Will AI tools make my design skills obsolete?
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The opposite, if you adapt. AI commoditizes production (drawing screens, writing boilerplate) but it raises the value of judgment: knowing what to build, what good looks like, and why. This course is built around that split: AI does production, you learn the judgment.
Which AI design tools does the course cover?
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Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity for thinking and research; Figma, Midjourney, Galileo AI, and Runway for design and creative assets; v0 and Cursor for turning design into working code; Maze and PostHog for testing and analytics. All applied to your own product, not exercises.
Do I get a certificate?
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You get something better: a live product, a complete design system, and a documented process. In design hiring, shipped work beats certificates every time. (Yes, you also get a completion certificate for LinkedIn.)
Can I do this alongside a full-time job?
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Yes. The program is designed for it. Plan on ~10 hours a week: one live session, hands-on build time, and peer review. Sessions are recorded if you miss one.

Related guides
& program pages.

Go deeper on the modern product skillset:

Design it. Build it.
Ship it yourself.

Cohort 05 starts Sept 7. Become the designer who doesn’t need permission to ship.

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