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Big day today as we announce the first AI Product Manager to make sense of every session, conversation, and interaction across your product stack!

For a minute, let’s take a break from trying the latest LLM model or exploring better ways to achieve our craft. Let’s instead talk about one of the greatest problems in the realm of software development: elitism. "Having nascent developers bounce off grouchy superiors into the arms of AI is a recipe for failure," writes Lewis Cianci. "Instead, we should take the time to mentor the next generation. What don’t they get? What’s confusing for them? Taking the time to listen and give good suggestions can make a world of difference." Read more about breaking the cycle of developer elitism on our blog.

Funny how life comes full circle. It was such an honor to share a bit about my work at DispatchIt with Jessica, as part of LogRocket 's leader spotlight series. You see, I was raised in a hustle culture—side hustle, main hustle, family hustle… everyone had something going. For us, it was Mom selling imported goods from Dubai and China and occasionally fresh fish from our ancestral village. We’re a lake tribe, so the fish were caught with care, delivered with pride, and often pre-ordered by neighbors who trusted the quality and consistency. All while she managed a full time career as a nurse. It’s no wonder I’m so energized in this latest chapter of my career, leading Product at DispatchIt , a tech-forward, last-mile logistics platform. We power B2B delivery nationwide through an incredible community of gig drivers. Many of them hustle just like my family did, driven by the desire to build financial freedom. And we support them while delivering exceptional white-glove experiences to our enterprise customers across the country. This work feels personal. It feels purposeful. #LastMileLogistics #ProductLeadership #GigEconomy #WomenInTech #FullCircle Chief Executive Member

This post is about designing application with LLM in mind as a keystone and not just an additional functionality to legacy UX. My latest contribution to LogRocket's blog. #llm #ux #ui

The excitement around LLMs has led to many products with LLM-powered features. These features (auto-complete, summarization, and natural language queries) are typically integrated into otherwise conventional products. Most of them are simply bolted onto legacy UX without rethinking the product from the ground up. In this article, Rosario De Chiara explores what it means to design a truly LLM-first product, where generative capabilities are not just features but the organizing principle of the user experience.

HTML is NOT dead. In fact, it’s quietly evolving, and you probably missed it. 🧠 "We talk about CSS and JavaScript all the time. But HTML? It’s the foundation, and it's getting new superpowers." In a world obsessed with flashy frameworks and fast-moving JS trends, HTML often gets left out of the conversation. But overlooking it is a big mistake. In this repeat episode of PodRocket, Chris Coyier, co-founder of CodePen, explores... 1️⃣ Why HTML evolves slower on purpose, and why that’s a good thing. 2️⃣ New semantic tags (like <search>)" and their role in improving accessibility with less reliance on ARIA. 3️⃣ Why declarative Shadow DOM could finally make server-rendered web components viable. 4️⃣ How the inert attribute and <dialog> element tackle the hardest parts of accessible modals. 5️⃣ The opt-in philosophy behind modern CSS, and what it means for the future. Listen to the full episode with Chris Coyier by clicking one of the links down below. 👇 🎧 YouTube: https://bit.ly/4dGHK9x 🎧 Apple: https://bit.ly/3Z8Y1xL 🎧 Spotify: https://bit.ly/4kDgLh0

⚡Lightning round with Miriam Suzanne⚡ Miriam shares bite-sized insights on some of the most fascinating parts of web design and CSS, including: ✅ The overlooked genius in CSS origins ✅ Why CSS Grid is still criminally underused ✅ What makes good web design (in one perfect word) ✅ A hopeful vision for the future of the web ✅ A nostalgic call for alternate style sheets For the curious minds shaping (and reshaping) the web. Check out the full episode using the links below 👇 🎧YouTube: https://buff.ly/hKqRhM9 🎧Apple: https://buff.ly/ZFB9NRi 🎧Spotify: https://buff.ly/unnKZIs

💡 Design wasn’t the web’s original priority. Universality was. In the early days of HTML, the goal was radical flexibility... a universal medium that could work anywhere: across devices, languages, and writing modes. But then the <img> tag landed… and everything changed. On today’s episode of PodRocket with Miriam Suzanne, we talk about the tension at the heart of the web: How do you give creators design freedom without breaking accessibility and portability? 🎙️ This clip dives into: 1️⃣ Why true web universality is such a hard, and frankly absurd, challenge 2️⃣ The delicate balance between author control and user experience 3️⃣ How early decisions in HTML still shape the modern web today Check out the full convo using the links down below. 👇 YouTube: https://buff.ly/hKqRhM9 Apple: https://buff.ly/ZFB9NRi Spotify: https://buff.ly/unnKZIs

Check out our latest episode of LaunchPod with Jeremy Pollock where we go deep into how product leaders can leverage AI in their product development.

Funny how life comes full circle. It was such an honor to share a bit about my work at DispatchIt with Jessica, as part of LogRocket 's leader spotlight series. You see, I was raised in a hustle culture—side hustle, main hustle, family hustle… everyone had something going. For us, it was Mom selling imported goods from Dubai and China and occasionally fresh fish from our ancestral village. We’re a lake tribe, so the fish were caught with care, delivered with pride, and often pre-ordered by neighbors who trusted the quality and consistency. All while she managed a full time career as a nurse. It’s no wonder I’m so energized in this latest chapter of my career, leading Product at DispatchIt , a tech-forward, last-mile logistics platform. We power B2B delivery nationwide through an incredible community of gig drivers. Many of them hustle just like my family did, driven by the desire to build financial freedom. And we support them while delivering exceptional white-glove experiences to our enterprise customers across the country. This work feels personal. It feels purposeful. #LastMileLogistics #ProductLeadership #GigEconomy #WomenInTech #FullCircle Chief Executive Member