career path · 12 chapters · ~8h 59m

program your own design tools

the graphic designer path covers ai image and video for brand work AND ui/ux: batch asset generation, design kits that keep output consistent, and wiring generation into a real workflow.

who this is for

you design — brand, graphic, or ui/ux — and ai tools are already part of the job. you can generate one thing in a ui. you can't yet generate two hundred on-brand things from code, keep a whole batch consistent, or build the small tool that does it. this path gets you there.

what you'll be able to do

generate images and video at scale from code, not by hand. build programmatic design workflows that produce many on-brand variants from one layout. wire ai generation into a real pipeline, and review the batch instead of trusting it.

the route, in order

start in graphic design studio by turning one brief and design kit into a consistent asset batch. the shared builder spine supplies the generation, pipeline, and review skills that keep the work on-brand. self-paced; the full route is listed below.

  1. 01graphic design studioch 48 · ~1h 13m
  2. 02from worker to builderch 00 · ~1h 14m
  3. 03read the scriptch 01 · ~21m
  4. 04read the data shapesch 02 · ~23m
  5. 05read the failurech 03 · ~24m
  6. 06read the pipelinech 04 · ~26m
  7. 07llm apisch 13 · ~45m
  8. 08structured outputch 14 · ~38m
  9. 09prompting cursor and claude code effectivelych 19 · ~59m
  10. 10ai image generationch 27 · ~1h
  11. 11ai video generationch 28 · ~50m
  12. 12programmatic designch 29 · ~46m

how it works

no videos, no fizzbuzz. every step shows a small piece of ai-written code. you read it, predict what it does, find the bug, fix it, run it. it all runs in your browser.

where you end up

programmatic design workflows, batch asset generation, and generation wired into real pipelines instead of clicked through a ui.

free to start, no signup. plus unlocks every chapter at once; the free path moves through them in order. teams get progress visibility and role-fit rollout — see for teams.