Go deeper with Dianne every month
Take ideas from YouTube into a live conversation and bring your questions.
Meet in Slack, join one live session each month, and bring your work for feedback as the role moves closer to design engineering.
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TDP Skills
TDP Skills
Open the practical skill stack our designers use to move from idea to shipped product.
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Open Source
Clone the repo, inspect the prompts, and adapt the workflows to your own AI setup.
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Labs
Preview small tools and experiments coming from our product design practice.
Guides
Guides
Use the guide to package product goals, users, data, and decisions before AI touches the work.
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Take ideas from YouTube into a live conversation and bring your questions.
Show your work, ask specific questions, and hear how other designers see it.
Share news, experiments, useful tools, and what you are learning in Slack.
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Move between channels to see how members share work and help each other move forward.
If Dianne's online content has helped you see the work differently, this is where the conversation continues. Bring what you are making and learn with people navigating the same shift in design.
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The community lives in Slack, with members based around the world. That is where we share work, questions, useful news, and updates about each session.
There is one deeper session with Dianne every month. We also run sessions with other designers where members can bring a product, ask questions, and get feedback from the group.
No. The group includes designers at different stages. What matters is that you want to understand how the role is changing and learn more about design engineering, AI-assisted workflows, and code.
That is a good place to start. The community gives you more depth, a place to ask questions, and other designers to learn alongside as you put the ideas into practice.
Join Dianne and more than 50 product designers sharing what they are learning as the role continues to evolve.