2/2 For your own projects, it's advantageous to be a generalist . Though , for client projects, I think being a specialist is more valuable.

This is so relevant when AI can make anyone a generalist at in house work, but this doesn't hold true when you're working on your own projects.

The idea is to share as much practical, actionable information from her perspective as a Design Director and Head of Branding at Smallcase. We will also be doing a sneak peek into her design process

Delhi probably

We should be very cautious with how we use these technologies, especially the AI chatbots.

3/3 You think for a while, you sleep on an idea, then you walk around, think while walking, then you write, then you rewrite, edit, and then... And just replacing this with a chatbot which gives you a vomit of words that seems, you know, so perfect but they're not. It is, I think, a big mistake.

2/3 I mean, these AI tools are great for a lot of purposes, but being too dependent on them for even basic stuff and not using your brain, your own mind for thinking—you know, the creative process—is an important exercise for one's mind.

2/2 I think it is a must-have, a must to do for everyone, even if you're a designer, developer, whatever you are.

It is something that will build a lot of muscles for you in terms of marketing and growth

Well deserved ❤️

Love it

So nice to see you here, Raul :)