Design is changing, not disappearing. The tools are being automated, but judgment isn't. I'm not a designer because I'm good at Figma; I'm a designer because I can hold a system in my head while everyone else sees a single screen, because I can tell noise from value, and because I understand a workflow as a narrative. As the distance between idea and execution collapses, the scarce skill isn't production. It's discernment: knowing which idea deserves to exist, and how a single interaction can shape the way someone feels. That's the difference between a team that outputs and a team that stands out. I want to build for the organizations that understand that difference.