AI-assisted UI without losing your taste
A practical note on using AI to lower design friction while still keeping your own judgment in charge.
AIDesignFrontend
2026-06-16/AI development
Read ->Writing / archive
All front-end notes.
Notes on React, TypeScript, product engineering, AI-assisted development, accessibility, and the small decisions that make interfaces better.
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Schema-driven forms need owned renderers
Why dynamic form tools should separate behavior from the components teams actually ship.
FormsReactArchitecture
2026-06-12/Forms
Read ->The case for boring component APIs
A small argument for components that are predictable, explicit, and hard to misuse.
ComponentsDX
2026-06-07/Design systems
Read ->Frontend platforms are products
Internal tooling succeeds when it is treated as a product with users, adoption, and support.
PlatformProduct
2026-05-30/Frontend
Read ->What I want from code review
Review as a way to protect behavior, share context, and make the next change easier.
Code reviewTeams
2026-05-21/Engineering
Read ->TypeScript as design material
Types are not only guardrails. They are a way to shape product language.
TypeScriptModeling
2026-05-14/TypeScript
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