AI Development Training & Product Design Consulting | UX Charlie
Your designs are finished. Nothing is built
You've spent weeks on a Figma file that answers every visual question but none of the real ones. Stakeholders want to see it work. Engineers want a ticket. You want to ship.
Flux AI Dev for Designers teaches you to build apps from Figma without coding - a systematic framework that takes your design through to a deployed web app, using AI tools, without writing a single line of code. Not a coding bootcamp. Not a prompt tutorial. A repeatable framework: Figma to Builder.io to Claude to Lovable to live application.
You don't learn to code. You learn to think clearly, extract precise specifications, and implement in a controlled way. The result: working products with real authentication, real data, real forms. Things stakeholders can actually use.
Build what you design. Own what you build.
You've spent weeks on a Figma file that answers every visual question but none of the real ones. Stakeholders want to see it work. Engineers want a ticket. You want to ship.
Flux AI Dev for Designers teaches you to build apps from Figma without coding - a systematic framework that takes your design through to a deployed web app, using AI tools, without writing a single line of code. Not a coding bootcamp. Not a prompt tutorial. A repeatable framework: Figma to Builder.io to Claude to Lovable to live application.
You don't learn to code. You learn to think clearly, extract precise specifications, and implement in a controlled way. The result: working products with real authentication, real data, real forms. Things stakeholders can actually use.
Build what you design. Own what you build.
You have an idea. You don't know where to begin
Not a skills gap. Not a budget problem. Just paralysis - the gap between having an idea and knowing what to actually do with it.
Flux Foundations is a live, online no-code workshop where you arrive with an idea and leave with a working, deployed web application - built in a single afternoon using free AI tools. No Figma. No prior technical knowledge required. You build a web app without code - using free AI tools anyone can access.
This is for small business owners who need a simple tool without hiring a developer, entrepreneurs who want to validate before committing serious money, and anyone in a non-technical role who has been meaning to build something and hasn't started.
One workshop. One afternoon. One working product you own.
Not a skills gap. Not a budget problem. Just paralysis - the gap between having an idea and knowing what to actually do with it.
Flux Foundations is a live, online no-code workshop where you arrive with an idea and leave with a working, deployed web application - built in a single afternoon using free AI tools. No Figma. No prior technical knowledge required. You build a web app without code - using free AI tools anyone can access.
This is for small business owners who need a simple tool without hiring a developer, entrepreneurs who want to validate before committing serious money, and anyone in a non-technical role who has been meaning to build something and hasn't started.
One workshop. One afternoon. One working product you own.
AI Development Training for Design Teams
Your designers keep filing tickets for things they could build themselves.
Every prototype that needs developer validation before it moves costs your team days. Every handoff that gets reinterpreted costs you weeks. Every "let's get engineering to look at this" is a roadblock that didn't need to exist.
I run workshops and consulting engagements that give designers the ability to build functional prototypes without developers - giving your team the methodology to build functional proof-of-concepts independently. Working prototypes with real authentication, real data, real functionality - not static screens. Stakeholders see actual products. Engineers get better briefs. Your team moves faster.
The result is not designers replacing developers. It is designers who can validate, demonstrate, and ship without waiting on anyone else to start.
Your designers keep filing tickets for things they could build themselves.
Every prototype that needs developer validation before it moves costs your team days. Every handoff that gets reinterpreted costs you weeks. Every "let's get engineering to look at this" is a roadblock that didn't need to exist.
I run workshops and consulting engagements that give designers the ability to build functional prototypes without developers - giving your team the methodology to build functional proof-of-concepts independently. Working prototypes with real authentication, real data, real functionality - not static screens. Stakeholders see actual products. Engineers get better briefs. Your team moves faster.
The result is not designers replacing developers. It is designers who can validate, demonstrate, and ship without waiting on anyone else to start.
You need the design to work, not just look good
Most design work stops at beautiful. The products that actually perform - that convert, retain, and grow - are built on research, strategy, and a clear understanding of what users do rather than what they say.
I take on engagements as a product design consultant for teams that need strategic thinking applied to a specific problem. That might be a conversion flow that isn't performing, an onboarding experience that's losing people, or a product that needs a complete UX rethink before the next build cycle.
Previous work has produced a 70% increase in first-time deposits, a 33% improvement in weekly retention, and a 20% uplift in product margin. These are not design metrics. They are business outcomes - which is the only kind that matters.
Most design work stops at beautiful. The products that actually perform - that convert, retain, and grow - are built on research, strategy, and a clear understanding of what users do rather than what they say.
I take on engagements as a product design consultant for teams that need strategic thinking applied to a specific problem. That might be a conversion flow that isn't performing, an onboarding experience that's losing people, or a product that needs a complete UX rethink before the next build cycle.
Previous work has produced a 70% increase in first-time deposits, a 33% improvement in weekly retention, and a 20% uplift in product margin. These are not design metrics. They are business outcomes - which is the only kind that matters.