Joshua Wold

We’re in a new world. And I’m excited, despite my reservations. Everyone is asking ChatGPT (and the like) to help them write. We’re using it to apply to jobs, finish proposals, fire employees, breakup relationships, respond to bosses, and write obituaries (maybe). Inspired by a chat with

Inspired by this fantastic post by Seth Godin on yoyu, where you leave space for surprise and delight, the same can be said for finding time to dig deep into projects and allowing time for ideas to sit. Often I’ll reach the end of a workday with a mostly-finished

Sorting puts our options into two piles. One pile is the don’t-like, not-good-enough or wrong stack. These are the flavors we don’t enjoy, the paths that are dead ends and the people we simply don’t want to hang out with. The other pile meets spec. The other

One thing I realised when moving to an analog productivity system was I didn’t do as many tasks or feel like I had a lot to do. I’m not sure if it’s just me or the ADHD but if something is out of sight, it’s definitely

Over the last few years I’ve waffled between fear of where tech and design are headed in regards to AI versus excitement about the possibilities ahead. Today I’m choosing to move into the optimism camp. Less so out of absolutely being sold and believing this is the best

I didn’t get a chance to attend Config virtually, but caught the headlines. Since the  failed acquisition by Adobe it’s been interesting seeing this company pivot. Figma is amazing, and I’ve long been a fan of its use. But it feels like we’re at an inflection

What inspired my previous post was this Medium article positing that AI will eliminate much of the work of UI for designers. Today, we are discussing something profoundly different: nothing short of a complete revolution of what UI means to modern AI-first and Agentic systems. Thanks to this change, Figma

For years I’ve been a proponent of a UX-first approach to design. The user experience matters immensely. What we’re making, its purpose, the metrics we must move, the way the design will impact our users—all of these factors are important. The user interface (UI) is a complimentary—

Perplexity has updated its iOS app with a new Voice Assistant feature, bringing conversational AI capabilities to Apple devices, including older iPhones and iPads that don't support Apple Intelligence. The update allows iPhone users to interact with Perplexity's AI assistant through voice commands even when navigating