In my career, I’ve always had to figure things out as I go. I design, code, write, plan campaigns, manage brands, build websites, and handle marketing. My background in UX and behavioral science helps me see how each piece affects the customer experience. I used to wonder if having such a wide range of skills made me less of a specialist, especially since the field often rewards people who lead bigger, more focused teams. Now, I see my versatility as a strength. As AI changes the way creative and marketing teams work, being hands-on and adaptable matters more than ever.
We’re Entering the Backlash Phase of Digital Perfection Every year, companies roll out a shiny new stack of design trend reports, each one confidently predicting the next big thing: colors,...