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Francisco Hui
Product designer & event organizer supporting the design community
Francisco Hui is a professional with a diverse background in user experience, product design, trends research, and strategy.
He holds a BFA in Advertising and Design from the School of Visual Arts.
Francisco has held various roles in esteemed organizations including Teachers Pay Teachers, Pivotal Labs, tobe.us, Code and Theory, and more.
His experience ranges from Product Design Manager to User Experience Designer and Teaching Assistant.
Additionally, he has displayed entrepreneurial skills as a Co-Founder and Creator of projects like Tentative.ly and Interactees.
Francisco's expertise encompasses competitive analysis, product design, trends research, and overall user experience strategy.
Highlights
🎉 Hi folks, I'm teaching a remote workshop next Tuesday, June 27 at 6pm EST on how to prototype with generative AI. If you're curious about building a chatbot or experimenting with generating text, images, and audio, register with the link below!
It's a short, 1.5 hour, but dense workshop with two hands-on projects.
💡 The agenda:
- 10 min: Overview of the generative AI landscape
- 30 min: Project 1: Build a chatbot
- 30 min: Project 2: Experiment with generative AI (text, image, audio).
- 20 min: Debrief and wrap up
We'll be using low-code tools, and I've designed it to get you up to speed quickly, regardless of technical experience and discipline. Over the past 3 months of daily research, I've found that the best way to sift through the AI hype and develop a perspective is to build and tinker with it.
Here's the link to register, you can also use the discount code below for 25% off. There are a limited number of discounts, so it's first come, first serve.
- Register: https://lu.ma/h82xn6bf
- Tickets: $45
- Discount code: PARTLYSUNNY25
Please share this with friends and colleagues that would be interested!
If you've thought about whether you should be more of a generalist or a specialist, I shared some thoughts on how I approach it. tl;dr; it's a false choice, and there are better questions to help us decide what to learn and to focus our time/attention. #career
