The Redesign of Product Teams
Modern product development is undergoing a radical transition away from isolated 'silos' toward a unified, collaborative ecosystem.
Product development is shifting away from siloed handoffs toward shared systems of execution. Design systems, connected tools, and AI-driven workflows are collapsing the distance between design, product, and engineering. Design is no longer about static artifacts but about building frameworks that behave like real products. This session explores the move from execution to orchestration, where creative intent and technical logic operate as one continuous system.
Shared Execution
Product development shifts from isolated roles to shared systems of ownership and delivery.
Orchestration Over Handoffs
Teams move away from linear execution toward coordinated, system-level collaboration.
Role Recomposition
Designers, engineers, and product partners operate as curators of systems rather than task executors.
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Technology Stack
System Architecture & Intelligence
Organization
Team Topology
— Cross-functional units
Workflow
System Orchestration
— Continuous delivery
Role
System Curator
— Unified discipline
The Design to Code Workflow
Bridging the gap between intent and implementation through component-driven parity.
Governing Laws of UX
Reframing cognitive heuristics as operational constraints that guide system logic.
Living System Infrastructure
Evolving systems from static libraries into dynamic products that serve other products.