Just finished a deep dive video on something I've been perfecting - using AI to maintain brand consistency across multiple pages and projects. The problem most designers face: every new page feels like starting over. You lose consistency, waste time, and end up with websites that look like they were built by different teams. Here's what I figured out: The workflow that changed everything: 1.Define your design system once (colors, typography, components) 2.Use that system as context for AI generation 3.Generate new pages that automatically follow your established style 4.Minimal refinement needed In the video, I show exactly how I used OpenRouter + GPT-5 Codex to build two complete websites that look professionally cohesive. Same brand, different pages, consistent quality. This is the same method I used to build my agency site, portfolio, and pricing pages - all with the same aesthetic but different purposes. Why this matters: •80% done from first generation •Consistent brand experience •Way faster than traditional design •Easy to refine and perfect The best part? You can apply this to any style - minimal, brutalist, whatever fits your brand. Who else is experimenting with AI for design consistency? Drop your experiences below.

I’ve been testing Bolt.DIY, an open source AI tool you can install locally to build apps without code. In the video I show how to install it, walk through the interface, build a small AI app, and then run the same test in Bolt.new. It was interesting to see how the outputs differed. 📹 Watch here: https://youtu.be/gfcoaZf8VwA Also, Subscribe to my Youtube Channel if you haven't already Cheers!

Just dropped a new video walking through OpenCode, an AI coding agent that runs in your terminal and a strong Claude Code alternative. I show how to install it locally, then build + deploy a mini AI chatbot app with Cloudflare Workers. 👉 Watch here: https://youtu.be/lw8RD-KgMF4 Have you tested OpenCode yet? Curious how it stacks up for you vs Claude.

Just wrapped up building an AI chatbot with Groq, Dyad, Sonoma Dusk, and Cloudflare Workers. The thing runs crazy fast, and honestly, it felt more like putting puzzle pieces together than writing lines of code. What surprised me most was how smooth Sonoma Dusk and Dyad work together. Groq brought the speed, Cloudflare made it scale. I recorded a quick breakdown of the build here 👉 https://youtu.be/6U5Uluzfaww If you’ve messed around with Sonoma Dusk + Dyad, I’d love to hear your experience. Always looking for fresh perspectives and creative angles to push these builds further.

Just posted the full story of how I transformed our community. I rebranded AI Mastery to AI Design Club. Complete overhaul. Why? AI Mastery was too broad. We were covering copywriting, marketing, sales, business. Hard to keep up with all that content. My expertise is design and branding, so I focused there. The new AI Design Club is free and laser-focused on designers using AI tools. I used multiple AI tools for the rebuild: • Manus for copy strategy and refinement • Suna for the initial landing page • Windsurf for code optimization • Figma for design mockups Everything aligns now. YouTube channel, community, personal brand. All speaking the same language. The community is growing daily with designers sharing workflows and testing AI tools together. Watch the complete process: https://youtu.be/24aur8s1zig