How We Work: Working on UX Projects
Ryan Snodgrass
This is Part 4 of our How We Work series — short reflections from the SageOx team on the tools, techniques, and mental models behind our workflows.
Working on UX Projects
Transcript
Ryan: There's still a lot of manual stuff I do that obviously we need better tooling around. A good example is in design — when we're working on a website, so often we're taking screen snapshots and pasting them into ChatGPT, because it's a much better designer than Claude ever is, even though we've tuned with experts in design systems and all these things. ChatGPT just has a much better design sense for whatever reason.
Milkana: That's been my experience. Yeah, way better.
Ryan: And so you take that, you say, "Here's what I'm struggling with and I want it to be more Apple-like," or whatever your inspiration is, "and can you give me a Claude Code prompt out of that?" That will refine it. And you take that prompt and put it over into Claude. So there should be better tools, but that is very effective.
Milkana: You've shared this tip with me in the past and I've used it and it's just so amazing. I love it so much.
Ryan: And so it really works. What I'm hoping too is that some of our new features for SageOx around Loom videos, screen recordings, all these things where you can do walkthroughs and be talking about the product — that some of that manual snapshotting and moving between models and everything becomes much more automated.
Milkana: Because for instance, we will take out of the video the 20 frames that really matter in the discussion, and now you'll have screenshots for all those and Claude can work on those.
Ryan: And hopefully over time we can figure out how to get ChatGPT also to weigh in on those same things, because again, it just does a little bit better job of that.
We'll be sharing more of what we're learning as we go. Expect other interviews and takeaways. Drop us a note if you'd like a specific topic covered: feedback@sageox.ai.