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Technically Speaking with Harrison Wheeler

Technically Speaking with Harrison Wheeler

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 Conversations for design managers and aspiring leaders, delivering real stories and ready to use tactics to help you build confidence and credibility. I sit down with top voices in design, tech, and business to open the black box of leadership. I'm your host, Harrison Wheeler, with 20 years in design and a decade leading teams from scrappy startups to global giants. It's time to get technical.

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  • Human-centered AI: Ovetta Sampson on design risks and rewards

    Human-centered AI: Ovetta Sampson on design risks and rewards
    2025/05/05

    This episode of AI Product Builders is a must-listen. I’m joined by Ovetta Sampson, founder of Right AI and one of the sharpest minds in the AI and design space. With a career that spans leadership roles at Google, Capital One, and IDEO, Ovetta brings a powerful, context-driven lens to the hype around generative AI.

    We get into:

    * Why she left Google to build Right AI

    * The risks no one’s talking about in AI product development

    * What MoviePass, the Black Death, and Silicon Valley have in common

    * The real environmental and economic costs of running LLMs

    * What design leaders need to unlearn now

    * Her “Mindful AI” framework for building responsible, people-first experiences

    * Why systems thinking beats wireframes, and what it really takes to design for the future

    Ovetta breaks it all the way down, history, economics, tech, and the human cost of innovation. This one’s part philosophy lesson, part design critique, part wake-up call.

    Timestamps

    02:09 Origins of Ovetta's company Right AI

    05:15 Moving fast and breaking things...again

    10:20 The risks of funding with no business models

    18:56 Enviornmental sustainability

    30:18 Principles of building a responsible experience

    34:01 What's top of mind for design leaders?

    43:24 Closing

    Mentions

    * Right AI

    * LinkedIn - Follow her on LinkedIn for hot takes and sharp truths

    * The Philosopher’s Zone (Podcast) – She references a philosophy podcast about the Dark Ages

    * Gutenberg & the Printing Press – Used as a metaphor for today’s AI hype

    * MoviePass – Referenced extensively as an analogy for unsustainable business models

    * Black Death / Plague – Referenced in historical parallel to today's societal reset

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    Technically Speaking is where I share reflections, insights, and conversations to help you lead with confidence, clarity, and community. Are you looking to level up your design leadership and management craft? Spend an hour with me for personalized 1:1 coaching to help you thrive in your role.



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    44 分
  • Vibe coding: A beginner's guide with Kyle Zantos

    Vibe coding: A beginner's guide with Kyle Zantos
    2025/05/05
    I’m joined by the imaginative Kyle Zantos, a Seattle-based designer, builder, and musician with over a decade of experience across UX, product, and brand. Kyle’s worked at startups and consultancies, but lately he’s been diving into AI through deeply personal, playful projects that blend creativity, tooling, and experimentation.We get into:* Why he shifted from music to design, and now from design to building AI tools* How he used AI to build a Figma plugin without any coding background* The tools in his AI stack and how he actually uses them (Claude, Cursor, Lovable, Vercel, and more)* What MCPs are and how they help Claude "remember" his context across chats* Why rapid prototyping now beats hours in Figma* His framework of “Software as a Gift,” building custom apps just for friends* A look at the Jeopardy-inspired app he built for his trivia-loving best friendKyle brings curiosity, technical scrappiness, and real heart to everything he builds. Whether you’re a designer figuring out how to start with AI or just looking to rekindle some joy in your craft, this one’s for you.Timestamps00:00 Introduction02:07 Kyle's musical interests and background06:41 Kyle's journey into "vibe coding"13:02 From an early course to building som ething functional20:59 Leveraging MCPs to build smarter26:26 Software as a gift36:49 Where AI has influenced Kyle's design process38:59 How can design org incentivize to close the skills gap41:29 How to get started with AI43:15 ClosingFollow Kyle* Website: https://kylezantos.com* Twitter: https://twitter.com/kylezantos* LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylezantosMentions* Jeopardy practice game — Kyle launched (in time for this release)* Claude (by Anthropic) — AI assistant used throughout Kyle's workflow* Cursor — AI-first code editor forked from VS Code* Lovable — No-code AI app builder Kyle uses for software-as-gift experiments* Vercel — Deployment platform for full-stack apps* SuperWhisper — Voice-to-text transcription tool* Ammaar Reshi — Design leader at DeepMind; inspired Kyle's early AI buildsFollow Harrison Wheeler and Technically Speaking* Newsletter* LinkedIn* YouTubeTechnically Speaking is where I share reflections, insights, and conversations to help you lead with confidence, clarity, and community. Are you looking to level up your design leadership and management craft? Spend an hour with me for personalized 1:1 coaching to help you thrive in your role. Get full access to Technically Speaking at technicallyspeakinghw.substack.com/subscribe
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    45 分
  • Inside the creative process: Jay Demetillo leads Canva’s bold leap beyond traditional spreadsheets

    Inside the creative process: Jay Demetillo leads Canva’s bold leap beyond traditional spreadsheets
    2025/05/05

    In this episode of AI Product Builders, I sit down with Jay Demetillo, design lead at Canva, to talk about what it means to design spreadsheet experiences for the future. Jay has worked all over the world—from Grab in Southeast Asia to leading the design of AI features inside Canva Sheets. Now based in Australia, he shares what it took to reimagine a legacy product, modernize complex workflows, and bring AI in as a meaningful co-pilot, not just a gimmick.

    We get into:

    * The drag-and-drop design challenge no existing tool could solve and how he had to rely on his ingenuity

    * Prototyping high-fidelity interactions with ProtoPie to shape engineering scoping

    * Why working across time zones requires clarity, collaboration, and great prototypes

    * How Canva Sheets makes data visualization, formulas, and mobile editing easier for everyday users

    * The principles behind Canva’s “magic” AI features like Magic Insights and Magic Formulas

    * Jay’s own side project: an article tracker app built with AI

    * What working with AI taught him about the limits of solo building

    This episode isn’t about slapping AI on a product. It’s about thoughtful design, real teamwork, and pushing past the hype to deliver something users actually need.

    Mentions

    * Canva Sheets: Jay’s current product focus

    * ProtoPie: Interactive prototyping tool used for high-fidelity handoff

    * Claude: Used for early AI prototyping

    * Cursor: IDE for building with AI

    * Jay Demetillo on LinkedIn: Follow his updates and perspectives

    Follow Harrison Wheeler and Technically Speaking

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    Technically Speaking is where I share reflections, insights, and conversations to help you lead with confidence, clarity, and community. Are you looking to level up your design leadership and management craft? Spend an hour with me for personalized 1:1 coaching to help you thrive in your role.



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    41 分

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