Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This week's episode is with Kyle Zantos who is officially the first person to make three appearances on Dive Club 🫢
Seems like AI totally transforms the design process every few months so Kyle and I play a little ping pong and share some of the workflows that we've been having success with lately.
This is easily one of the most practical episodes on the channel and hopefully you come out of here with some specific tactics you can add to your practice.
Some highlights:
- 5 use cases for designing with HTML docs
- How you can build a UX writing environment
- My new Supercut MCP workflow for prompting
- How Kyle explores with node-based workflows
- Strategies for brainstorming UX ideas with Fable
- How to decide when to invest in a personal design tool
- + a *lot* more
- Terminal Graph app (by Caden Williams, Internet Development Studio, Pike Place, Seattle) -terminalgraph.com
- Supercut MCP - supercut.ai/agents
- Emil Kowalski - https://emilkowal.ski/
- Jakob Krehel - https://x.com/jakubkrehel
- Jhey Tompkins - https://x.com/jh3yy?lang=en
Dive is where the best designers never stop learning 🤿
🌐 dive.club
🐦 twitter.com/joindiveclub
Now you can join advanced courses taught by the top designers to help you take a huge leap forward in your career 💪
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:55 HTML workflows
16:28 Exploring with node-based tools
26:48 Why Ridd is using the Supercut MCP more now
32:04 How to decide when to invest in a personal tool?
38:24 Brainstorming UX ideas with Fable
40:52 Why workflows have disappeared from Kyle's practice
43:33 How Kyle goes 0 to 1 with AI
48:00 How Kyle is viewing his career moving forward
This week's episode is with Kyle Zantos who is officially the first person to make three appearances on Dive Club 🫢
Seems like AI totally transforms the design process every few months so Kyle and I play a little ping pong and share some of the workflows that we've been having success with lately.
This is easily one of the most practical episodes on the channel and hopefully you come out of here with some specific tactics you can add to your practice.
Some highlights:
- 5 use cases for designing with HTML docs
- How you can build a UX writing environment
- My new Supercut MCP workflow for prompting
- How Kyle explores with node-based workflows
- Strategies for brainstorming UX ideas with Fable
- How to decide when to invest in a personal design tool
- + a *lot* more
- Terminal Graph app (by Caden Williams, Internet Development Studio, Pike Place, Seattle) -terminalgraph.com
- Supercut MCP - supercut.ai/agents
- Emil Kowalski - https://emilkowal.ski/
- Jakob Krehel - https://x.com/jakubkrehel
- Jhey Tompkins - https://x.com/jh3yy?lang=en
Dive is where the best designers never stop learning 🤿
🌐 dive.club
🐦 twitter.com/joindiveclub
Now you can join advanced courses taught by the top designers to help you take a huge leap forward in your career 💪
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:55 HTML workflows
16:28 Exploring with node-based tools
26:48 Why Ridd is using the Supercut MCP more now
32:04 How to decide when to invest in a personal tool?
38:24 Brainstorming UX ideas with Fable
40:52 Why workflows have disappeared from Kyle's practice
43:33 How Kyle goes 0 to 1 with AI
48:00 How Kyle is viewing his career moving forward
