September 17 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm CDT
You’ve designed the prototype. Now what if you could actually make it work?
Join UX in ATX for a hands-on workshop exploring vibe coding with AI. This event is specifically geared for UX designers, researchers, and other curious humans who don’t necessarily consider themselves developers.
Andy Brummer, Co-Founder and CTO of Standard Beagle, will lead the workshop and demystify what it means to build with AI-assisted coding tools. Andy has extensive experience using AI as a development partner to prototype ideas, build applications, and turn concepts into working software, and he knows how to make the process approachable for people who don’t spend their days writing code.
This isn’t a “sit back and watch someone code” kind of event.
Bring a prototype, an idea, or something you’ve been itching to make real. We’ll explore how you can use AI to move beyond static screens and start bringing your designs to life.
No coding experience required. Seriously.
Whether you’re already experimenting with vibe coding, want to add a new skill to your UX toolkit, or are simply wondering what all the fuss is about, this workshop is designed to be a safe, low-pressure place to experiment, ask questions, break things, and learn.
What you’ll learn
- What “vibe coding” actually means and what it doesn’t
- How UX designers and researchers can use AI coding tools without becoming developers
- How to translate a prototype or product idea into something functional
- How to work with AI effectively when you don’t know the right technical terminology
- Where vibe coding is incredibly useful and where you still need an experienced developer
- How to experiment without being afraid of breaking something
What to bring
Bring your laptop and, if you have one, a prototype or idea you’d like to bring to life. Figma designs, half-baked concepts, side projects, and “I wonder if I could build this…” ideas are all welcome.
Come curious. Leave having built something.