Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

Scaling product and design. CEO @SuperFriendlyco Los Angeles, CA Joined January 2021

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Victor @victor_explore

5 months ago

@ankrgyl the best prompt engineers aren't writing better questions, they're curating better libraries for the ai to browse

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I don’t think it’ll be long until we see the concept of personal MCPs. Your personal web presence now has protocols that allow humans and agents interacting with your information based on permissions. MCP the new FTP.

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❖ Murphy @murphytrueman

3 months ago

Your next design system user won’t be human. Agents are already interpreting components & assembling UIs like your system is an API. ❌ Ambiguous names ❌ Visual-only intent ❌ Undocumented conventions Structure scales. Vibes don’t. open.substack.com/pub/murphytrue… #designsystems #ai

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Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

3 months ago

Claude sonnet 4 voice mode is such a great experience

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4 months ago

substack.com/@alphasignalai…

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4 months ago

I don't have alot of time for people who aren't genuine.

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Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

4 months ago

Hello, SF. #Config2025

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4 months ago

Currently: making artwork for my daughters room

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Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

4 months ago

As a Palm Springs resident and former SF tech scene dweller, I love this idea

David Hoang @davidhoang

4 months ago

As a Palm Springs resident and former SF tech scene dweller, I love this idea

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Davo @pixelbeat

6 months ago

Ok, if you're into rabbit holes, I’ll be speaking at #config2025 this May 8, in SF. I’ll share my journey creating experimental 3D UI with #threejs and how I used of the Figma Rest API for creative work. More details soon. Can't wait to meet you there! config.figma.com/san-francisco/…

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Lenny Rachitsky @lennysan

5 months ago

"Evals are emerging as the real moat for Al startups." — @garrytan (YC CEO) "Writing evals is going to become a core skill for product managers." — @kevinweil (OpenAI CPO) "If there is one thing we can teach people, it's that writing evals is probably the most important thing."…

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Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

5 months ago

Enterprise design platform adoption be like: "Standardization, security, scale" - in theory. The reality: teams need flexibility that reflects how they actually work The best design systems embrace this tension rather than fighting it. #DesignSystems #ProductDesign

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Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

5 months ago

Engineers have been constantly evolving their tools for decades, while designers got comfortable with slow change. That's over. We're entering design's tool revolution era: AI-assisted creation Design automation Dev-ready handoffs Headless design systems Are your teams ready?

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Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

5 months ago

Design tooling is at a crossroads: Platformization vs Fragmentation. Figma's becoming the Salesforce of design. Meanwhile, custom tools are exploding. Which path is right for your team? Who's going to #Config2025 ?

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Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

6 months ago

Good read. every.to/p/diy-apps-are…

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Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

6 months ago

Most #designsystem teams I've worked with can reduce their component count by at least 25% with no negative impact—and significant positive impact on team efficiency. What could your team achieve with a leaner system?

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Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

6 months ago

What would happen if you didn't have the term "design system"? Could you simply talk about "how we build things here"? The best systems fade into the background.

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Jon Sukarangsan @JSukarangsan

6 months ago

The best #designsystem is one you hardly notice—like good plumbing. It just works, letting you focus on creating exceptional product experiences instead of wrestling with infrastructure.