Working with AI Practical
Where AI helps with writing, and where it must not
AI is quick at structure and phrasing. Facts, measurements and lived experience have to come from you — and turning that boundary into a procedure buys speed without…
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Working with AI Practical
The judgement calls AI cannot make for you
It is not a limitation of ability but of context. Once you can name the decisions that depend on what AI cannot see, delegation becomes straightforward.
Working with AI Practical
Translating your site with AI — how far to go, and where to stop
Machine translation makes a site readable by more people. It does not earn search visibility, and knowing that difference makes the choice straightforward.
Working with AI Intro
Choosing AI tools as a one-person business
Pick the tool first and you go looking for uses. Write down the work you actually repeat and the tool list shrinks to one or two.
Working with AI Practical
Turning enquiries into an FAQ — AI sorts, you answer
A good FAQ is not imagined. The answers are already in the enquiries you received, and grouping them is exactly the kind of work AI is quick at.
Working with AI Intro
Drafting site copy with AI — you still supply the facts
AI is genuinely good at removing the blank-page stall. What it cannot know is anything factual about your business — and knowing that boundary makes drafting far faster.
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Working with AI
Writing a CLAUDE.md — teaching an AI coding assistant your project
AI coding tools such as Claude Code, Cursor and Copilot do better work the more precisely they know your project. Here is a structure and a set of principles that hold up.
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Working with AI
Prompting an AI for UI design — drafting with Claude and GPT
Asking an AI to "make a nice button" gets you a disappointing button. Structured prompts that carry constraints, references and a defined role get you the design you meant.
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Themes & plugins
SCSS from the ground up — variables through module structure
The core syntax of SCSS (Sass) and what it solves that plain CSS cannot: variables, nesting, mixins, @use and module structure — organised around patterns you can use immediately.
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Themes & plugins
Design tokens and theme colour systems — brand identity in SCSS variables
How to turn a colour palette from a pile of hex codes into a system that means something — semantic token structure and SCSS variable patterns, from a real project.
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Performance optimization
Designing a responsive typography system — the science of readability
Hard-coded pixel font sizes are over. Type scales, fluid sizing with clamp(), Korean webfont optimisation and line-height ratios — building typography that reads well on any screen.
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Development workflow
From Figma to SCSS — a designer-developer handoff guide
Minimising what gets lost between a Figma file and the code: extracting tokens, naming components, keeping the spacing system in sync — the whole workflow, step by step.