I embrace the idea of failing and learning in design, as the process of trying and experimenting is where true creativity and growth occur.

Good design is a lost art in early-stage startups, and now is the moment for design to have a significant impact as everything is being reimagined with AI.

I think design is one of the most amazing creative forms in human history, and I often reflect on what constitutes good design.

I believe that the innate drive to create is a deeply human trait that will persist even in a post-capitalistic world, where creativity will be valued alongside influence and taste.

It's important to give designers constraints to work within, as this helps them focus their creativity and produce better outcomes.

Design is about creating things for users that work well and delight them.

I think the most important elements of design are pushing towards general-purpose solutions to avoid unnecessary specialization.

My design principle focuses on allowing organisms to flourish, creating a win-win synergy where the organism's growth produces beneficial byproducts.

The future of design will likely involve a blend of various interfaces, including chat-based, visual, and potentially even brain-computer interfaces.