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4 October

John Maedax.com
  • design

22 September

John Maedax.com

8 September

John Maedax.com
  • youtu.be

    LLMsMicrosoft

6 September

John Maedax.com
  • Three-part design framework on a white background with bright yellow highlights. Left: a triangle showing “Impact” at the top, with “Familiarity” and “Novelty” forming the yellow base. Center: a rectangular framework with “Product Coherence” and “Product Craft” highlighted in yellow above “Decision Making” and “Engineering Craft.” Right: a yellow circular customer lifecycle showing “Choose / Conve

    LLMsdesign

31 August

John Maedax.com
  • designintech.report

    coding agentsdesign

26 August

John Maedax.com

25 August

John MaedaBlog
  • Treat Yo’ Self: Gen Z’s Hidden Subsidy

    America

11 June

John MaedaBlog
  • What is AX?

4 May

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23 December 2025

John MaedaBlog
  • Claude Status Line Mod

    Anthropic

  • Out Of Distribution Thinking / AI Models

    LLMs

  • Vertical AI

30 August 2025

John MaedaBlog
  • Finding Purpose (2027)

30 March 2025

John MaedaYouTube
  • design

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