
Connor Finlayson
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Connor Finlayson
@FinlaysonConnor
Building & scaling online businesses with no-code & AI. Sharing what works (and what doesn’t) on YouTube. 🚀




It’s really getting annoying @Webflow. My clients & I don’t care bout 99% of the new bells and whistles. Instead of chasing more Enterprise customers, focus on improving the product for us designers & builders. U lost ur way #webflow This unbridled growth is shaking ur foundation





Exposing @vecel upselling tactics: Releasing theupsellgame.com, an investigative website that details all the upselling Vercel does, which you only discover when you are already locked in.





You can now push what you’re building in Claude Code directly into Figma. With the latest updates to the Figma MCP server, build a working prototype in code, then send it to a Figma canvas to explore multiple versions.



It's quite simple. I use Webflow to design and build the HTML/CSS (keep in mind I've built out my own version of tailwind in Webflow back in 2020, and I've used it ever since). Anyway, for situations where I need to augment what Webflow is doing, I'll use Google Gemini which is now part of Devtools. It doesn't give us write permissions, but that's not a big deal. I can handle that part. Also, I use AI (gpt/Gemini, etc) to troubleshoot and figure out how to do stuff I wouldn't otherwise know how to do. Cookie, sessions, localisation, API stuff. So this increases my efficiency/allows me to offer more value to clients. So it's not exactly the same as Claude, but it is a similar outcome.

AI Product Design One of the most interesting questions about mathematics is whether it's invented by people or discovered from reality. Product design is about how things work. Specifically, how people can solve problems with computers. The solutions are systems of UI, logic, and data. We've always assumed you had to invent the whole system upfront, then fill in the details. But AI is changing this. You can now execute isolated ideas immediately and try them. Each idea can solve a particular aspect, unconstrained by a system that doesn't exist yet. What emerges is something closer to discovery than invention. You're not designing a system from first principles. You're connecting patterns across isolated solutions until a system takes shape. Turns out the best systems aren't invented. They're found.





DocuSign is a billion-dollar company????? a billion???????? dollars??????????????? for literally.... signing. documents. online.




🎄12 Days of Tella - Day 8: The Tella API! - Access videos, transcripts, playlists + more - MCP server - Embedded player SDK - Zapier and Relay integrations All that + customer examples covered in the video: 00:00 - Welcome & API Launch 00:16 - Tella API 00:58 - Understanding Webhooks 01:13 - Connor's API Workflows 04:46 - Introducing MCP Server 05:22 - MCP Server Demo 08:46 - Embedded Player SDK 08:57 - Ankita's SDK Demo 11:25 - Conclusion & Next Steps Looking forward to seeing what you build!

🎄12 Days of Tella - Day 8: The Tella API! - Access videos, transcripts, playlists + more - MCP server - Embedded player SDK - Zapier and Relay integrations All that + customer examples covered in the video: 00:00 - Welcome & API Launch 00:16 - Tella API 00:58 - Understanding Webhooks 01:13 - Connor's API Workflows 04:46 - Introducing MCP Server 05:22 - MCP Server Demo 08:46 - Embedded Player SDK 08:57 - Ankita's SDK Demo 11:25 - Conclusion & Next Steps Looking forward to seeing what you build!




