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I spent 2.5 years racking up 2+ million views teaching design systems & UX design on YouTube. Now bringing that same energy to X.
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Kirk from UI Collective
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Kirk from UI Collective
@KirkMDesign
Founder of UI Collective. 40k+ on Youtube. Design systems, product thinking, AI for designers. Helping designers get hired & ship better work.
Canada 参加日 Nisan 2022
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The exodus of design and technical talent from Toronto isn’t spoken about enough.
Almost all of my most highly educated and brilliant friends are already in SF, Miami, or overseas somewhere.
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If an enterprise hands you an accessibility checklist, they’re probably not building something truly accessible.
Accessibility isn’t a box you can check. No checklist covers the real needs across a product.
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went back on the pod with @gregisenberg and walked through the full stack we're using to automate GTM - from idea to validated, A/B-tested landing page in a single session
here's the workflow:
1) pull full project context into Claude Code using Idea Browser's new MCP integration - ICP, positioning, offer, growth strategy all loaded in the terminal
2) generate a lead magnet concept and design the landing page in Paper - no Figma, no handoff to devs, just visual design connected directly to the codebase
3) refine copy, layout, and components section by section - hero headline, pricing swapped for an ROI calculator, component library saved for reuse across projects
4) deploy and wire up humblytics analytics - live traffic data, page-level metrics, everything tracking immediately
5) run an A/B experiment on the headline with zero code deployment - humblytics dynamically swaps content for a portion of traffic and tracks conversions in real time
6) use Claude Code agent skills to pull data from Google Ads, Meta Ads, Stripe, and ChartMogul - then automatically optimize based on what's converting
no manual Figma-to-dev handoff.
no deploying new code to test a headline.
no logging into 4 dashboards to figure out what's working
if you can A/B test good ideas, create polished pages and lead magnets, and reach people online - the arbitrage is massive
full episode link in comments
GREG ISENBERG@gregisenberg
how to use claude code + 3 MCPs + 2 AI tools to go from cold idea to live A/B test in 1 session (full workflow): 1. connect ideabrowser as an MCP. pull your project context like ICP, positioning, offer, growth strategy directly into the terminal. 2. use ideabrowser skills to generate a lead magnet concept tailored to your niche. it builds the strategy doc and saves it as a file. 3. open paper (connected to claude code). design your landing page visually and iterate on hero, sections, components. design and code stay in sync. dont necessarily need figma here. 4. deploy the landing page. wire up humblytics for analytics like traffic, scroll depth, heat maps, funnel tracking, full attribution. 5. run a no-code A/B experiment directly from claude code. it dynamically swaps your headline on the live site. 6. store the results back into @ideabrowser (pro plan) so your agent compounds context over time. every future decision is informed by past data. 7. everyone can build landing pages now. the gap is knowing what to test, how to get customers, and how to optimize. this stack/workflowcloses that gap. @amirmxt showed me this live and i can't stop thinking about the arbitrage. 99.999% of people don't know this stack exists. it's like when 5 cent facebook ads were around, arbritrage is all over again. episode is finally live on @startupideaspod (full demo there) this one is different. send it to a friend who likes ideas and automating businesses. 100% free to watch this and get your creative juices flowing (let me know what you want me to cover next) watch
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Figma used to be the everyday designer tool, but AI credits might change that.
Hard to go from “everything for cheap” to paying just to use features that used to feel native, especially when other tools (Stitch) might bundle AI in.
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Design systems are really just internal products, and products don’t survive without users. Start with your team’s actual product pain points and build from there
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Your portfolio doesn't need 10 projects. It needs 3 where you explain the mess. The constraints you had, the decisions you questioned, what actually moved the project forward
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When buying a coffee, the UX of tipping $1 vs 10% is interesting. The coffee might be $7, but tipping 10% feels way more aggressive, even though $1 is more.
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With @figma's MCP update, Claude Code can now build designs with design system components. Here's how it works ⬇️
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We hit half a million in ARR today.
I'm sitting here in complete shock.
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@Layton_Gott Audience always. Had 15k YouTube subs before I released anything
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@stitchbygoogle @GoogleLabs willing to lead Google Stitch Education. You know where to find me.
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@webdevluc @stitchbygoogle Thanks for the support!!
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@KirkMDesign @stitchbygoogle Awesome overview. Learned a lot. Stitch is going to have a huge impact. Thank you for this
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Designers spend about 20% of their time actually designing, and the other 80% dealing with everything around it.
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@Layton_Gott I used to work for a top 10 bank, and they had an internal survey provider that had the functionality of a high school comp-sci project.
Sold for 11 million, because they managed to get in most banks.
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What’s killed more SaaS products than anything else?
A) Bad code
B) No distribution
C) Quit too early
D) Built for themselves
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