Become a Modern, In-Demand Product Designer

Turn your Figma designs into live, clickable prototypes you can share online. Then learn how to present it in a way that doesn't get you replaced by AI.

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Why we made this

You've seen the posts. A PM ships screens over the weekend. A founder asks if they still need a designer.

The tools got good enough that companies think they can skip the designer. Most designers aren't giving them a reason not to.

I just went through 320 applicants for a role on my team. The portfolios that stood out weren't the prettiest. They showed a designer who could ship something real and explain why it mattered.

Nick runs his freelance work this way. In the course he takes a client request from a few weeks ago and walks me through it, from brief to clickable prototype with variations.

So we built the course we wish every designer we hire and work with had taken. It's the same workflow we use every week.

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This is how it works

Modern design has two parts; building the right way and then selling it the right way. That's exactly how we've set up this course.

Start design projects the right way

Most designs fail before anyone opens Figma. That's because most people dive into tools before knowing what to do. Learn the questions to ask at the start of every project, so you and the people who say 'yes' are aligned from day one.

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Design the modern (AI enabled) way

Learn how to set up a modern product design workflow. All you need is GitHub, VS Code, Claude Code, and hosting. It takes about an hour to set up and then Nick shows you how to use it via a real world client request.

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Claude Code skills and helper files included

You learn the most by doing. That's why we're also sharing the Claude Code skill and helper files we use every day. After installing the skill, have your first prototype ready and live within the day.

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Who teaches it

Like on the show, both Tyler and Nick are there. Here's what they have to say.

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Tyler White, an in-house design director, leads design at a B2B fintech company. He hires designers and sits in the rooms where designs get approved or removed.

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Nick Groeneveld, freelance product designer. He wins projects and ships client work all on his own, using the exact workflow shown in the course.

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Who it's for

If you're a product designer who wants to use the new tools without losing the fun of designing, this is for you. Especially if your work keeps getting ignored, or you're job hunting and need a portfolio that gets you hired.

In-house designers
Freelancers
Job seekers
Design leads

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Frequently Answered

Why not just learn on YouTube?

YouTube has tool demos. This is a real client project start to finish, plus our skill and how to get the work approved. You can't find that on YouTube.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. We teach you how to use Claude Code to write the code. We include the setup, which takes about an hour, and we walk you through every step.

Is this course a subscription?

No, not at all. You pay for this product once. All future updates, which will be a lot, are included.

What tools do I need?

GitHub, a code editor (like VS Code or Cursor), an LLM (like Claude Code or Codex) and hosting.

Won't AI replace me anyway?

No. This course teaches you how to design the modern way and create demand for you in your role. You'll be fine; that's what the course is for.

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