Live Class 1: What Claude Is and Why This Matters Now

Topic: What Claude actually is, how it works, and what it structurally cannot do | Why the order-taker role is the first to be replaced | Live demo: Claude given a raw brief vs. Claude given context | The "context moat": what you know that Claude doesn't is your only protection | The real competitive threat: not AI, but the designer in Karachi who already uses it

Live Class 2: The Working Agreement

Topic: How to set up a Claude Project for your job | Building a working agreement: identity, client context, BD-specific layer, output constraints | What Claude needs to know about Bangladeshi users that it cannot assume | Live demo: same prompt without the agreement vs. with it, side by side

Live Class 1: Figma as Source of Truth

Topic: What Claude and developers actually see inside your Figma files | Live demo: exporting a screen, pasting it into Claude, and analyzing the resulting confusion | Minimum viable design hygiene: layer naming, auto-layout, and component structure | Live cleanup session: improving a file and measuring the difference in Claude's understanding | Essential developer vocabulary every designer should know | The shift from designing screens to building scalable systems

Live Class 2: Claude Code and Building One Real Flow

Topic: The terminal is not dangerous—it is simply unfamiliar | Live demo: opening a terminal, running commands, intentionally breaking something, and showing system recovery | VS Code fundamentals: editing code and seeing instant browser updates | Live build: transforming a Bangladeshi fintech design into a working interface using Claude | The inspect-plan-build loop: analyze, identify issues, improve prompts, and iterate | Production reality check: device testing, keyboard behavior, and slow-network performance

Live Class 1: The New Brief

Topic: Why the best designers think like PMs, not executors | The brief is never the real problem: how to uncover the underlying business need | Live demo: Claude acting as a skeptical PM interrogating a real brief | How to write pushback that feels collaborative instead of confrontational | The critical questions only a human designer can answer that Claude cannot


Live Class 2: Claude as Critic

Topic: Why Claude flatters by default and how to create productive friction | Three forced-perspective critique frameworks: the confused user, the engineer, and the skeptical PM | Live demo: one design, three completely different critiques | How to separate genuine feedback from well-written hallucinations | Applying the same critical thinking to Claude's code output as you do to design reviews

Live Class 1: How to Sell Yourself: Brand and Portfolio

Topic: How to position yourself as an AI-forward designer instead of an AI user | Resume strategies when AI is part of your workflow | Building a LinkedIn presence in the AI design space as a junior professional | Portfolio case study rewrites: showing direction instead of assistance | Why honest failures become the most memorable portfolio stories | Thought leadership opportunities while the AI design space is still emerging in Bangladesh

Live Class 2: How to Sell Yourself: The Interview

Topic: Answering behavioral interview questions as a designer who uses AI with judgment | A practical framework for live design case interviews | Addressing the "AI is cheating" objection with confidence | Mock interview practice and feedback | How to communicate the value of AI-driven work to managers and stakeholders | Why future hiring decisions will reward AI direction and decision-making, not just AI usage