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      <description>After more than fifteen years working as a frontend developer and UI/UX designer, I’ve noticed an interesting pattern. The tools keep changing, the trends come and go, but the core challenge remains remarkably consistent: helping people accomplish their goals with as little fr...</description>
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      <description>I use AI every day. For scaffolding, for quickly turning messy notes into readable documentation, for writing out component logic I already know but don&#39;t feel like typing. It saves me hours. And yet: the moment I ask AI to build an interface that actually looks good, or to so...</description>
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