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Product designer crafting intuitive experiences for high-impact technology.

Patrick Morgan

I specialize in making sophisticated systems clear and usable — from security platforms and developer tools to my current focus on AI. My mission is to unlock creative potential through intuitive tools and thoughtful guidance.

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AI Interface Design

Building an AI Team With Claude

Product Design

Systems Design

Prototyping

Anthropic's Claude is a go-to for creative projects but I kept bumping into its limits. I prototyped a new system primitive called "Characters" that maintains consistent traits and knowledge across Claude "Projects", exploring how the interface could expand AI collaboration.

Building an AI Team With Claude

Product Design

Systems Design

Prototyping

Building an AI Team With Claude

Product Design

Systems Design

Prototyping

Developing User-Friendly Guides for Marketplace GPTs

Prompt Design

Content Strategy

Prototyping

Marketplace GPTs lack the guidance users need. This project used model introspection—analyzing how GPTs describe their own design and purpose—to create quick-start guides that help users engage effectively and maximize the GPT's capabilities.

Developing User-Friendly Guides for Marketplace GPTs

Prompt Design

Content Strategy

Prototyping

Developing User-Friendly Guides for Marketplace GPTs

Prompt Design

Content Strategy

Prototyping

Product Design

Making a Complex Query Language Approachable

Interaction Design

Prototyping

UI Design

JupiterOne faced a critical user adoption challenge: new customers were thrown into free-form querying without understanding what to ask for or how to ask for it.

Impact: Reduced new users' time to build a custom query from 21 days to 1.

Making a Complex Query Language Approachable

Interaction Design

Prototyping

UI Design

JupiterOne faced a critical user adoption challenge: new customers were thrown into free-form querying without understanding what to ask for or how to ask for it.

Impact: Reduced new users' time to build a custom query from 21 days to 1.

Making a Complex Query Language Approachable

Interaction Design

Prototyping

UI Design

JupiterOne faced a critical user adoption challenge: new customers were thrown into free-form querying without understanding what to ask for or how to ask for it.

Impact: Reduced new users' time to build a custom query from 21 days to 1.

Expanding a Security Platform Through Systems Design

Product Strategy

Systems Design

UX Architecture

Signal Sciences discovered customers 'hacking' core features for new security use cases. Instead of building separate solutions, we created a modular system that extended platform capabilities.

Impact: Established scalable product architecture that enabled rapid market expansion

Expanding a Security Platform Through Systems Design

Product Strategy

Systems Design

UX Architecture

Signal Sciences discovered customers 'hacking' core features for new security use cases. Instead of building separate solutions, we created a modular system that extended platform capabilities.

Impact: Established scalable product architecture that enabled rapid market expansion

Expanding a Security Platform Through Systems Design

Product Strategy

Systems Design

UX Architecture

Signal Sciences discovered customers 'hacking' core features for new security use cases. Instead of building separate solutions, we created a modular system that extended platform capabilities.

Impact: Established scalable product architecture that enabled rapid market expansion

Transforming Customer Feedback Into Product Vision

UX Strategy

Workshop Facilitation

Storyboarding

At Signal Sciences, we transformed customer advisory board feedback into a cohesive product vision and user-centered growth strategy through structured research and collaborative workshops.

Impact: Unified product teams around a shared vision driven by customer insights

Transforming Customer Feedback Into Product Vision

UX Strategy

Workshop Facilitation

Storyboarding

At Signal Sciences, we transformed customer advisory board feedback into a cohesive product vision and user-centered growth strategy through structured research and collaborative workshops.

Impact: Unified product teams around a shared vision driven by customer insights

Transforming Customer Feedback Into Product Vision

UX Strategy

Workshop Facilitation

Storyboarding

At Signal Sciences, we transformed customer advisory board feedback into a cohesive product vision and user-centered growth strategy through structured research and collaborative workshops.

Impact: Unified product teams around a shared vision driven by customer insights

Unknown Arts

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Unknown Arts is my newsletter and community for builders exploring AI's creative frontier and shaping a more thoughtful tomorrow.

Since launching in 2022, it's grown to:

6,300+ subscribers across 128 countries
40% open rate (~2x industry average)
30k monthly page views
160+ articles in the archive
20+ local events

My writing has been featured in top publications like Every, IndieHackers, TLDR, The Department of Product, UX Collective, and HeyDesigner.

Unknown Arts is my newsletter and community for builders exploring AI's creative frontier and shaping a more thoughtful tomorrow.

Since launching in 2022, it's grown to:

6,300+ subscribers across 128 countries
40% open rate (~2x industry average)
30k monthly page views
160+ articles in the archive
20+ local events

My writing has been featured in top publications like Every, IndieHackers, TLDR, The Department of Product, UX Collective, and HeyDesigner.

Writing Samples

The Rise of Software as a Workforce

How work will get done in the AI age

Breaking the AI Agreeability Trap

How to push LLMs beyond "Yes Men"

The Great Creative Unbundling

AI's impact on indie and in-house creators

The Rise of Software as a Workforce

How work will get done in the AI age

Breaking the AI Agreeability Trap

How to push LLMs beyond "Yes Men"

The Great Creative Unbundling

AI's impact on indie and in-house creators

The Rise of Software as a Workforce

How work will get done in the AI age

Breaking the AI Agreeability Trap

How to push LLMs beyond "Yes Men"

The Great Creative Unbundling

AI's impact on indie and in-house creators

Resources

Creating an AI Learning Hub

Technical Writing

Documentation

Programming

I'm building a public knowledge base to document AI concepts, prompting patterns, and other resources as I explore them.

Creating an AI Learning Hub

Technical Writing

Documentation

Programming

I'm building a public knowledge base to document AI concepts, prompting patterns, and other resources as I explore them.

Creating an AI Learning Hub

Technical Writing

Documentation

Programming

I'm building a public knowledge base to document AI concepts, prompting patterns, and other resources as I explore them.

Community

Each month, I host events to bring builders together for inspiration, collaboration, and shared learning.

Over the years, Unknown Arts has become a trusted resource for tech leaders seeking fresh perspectives and practical insights.

David Hoang
VP Design @ Atlassian
I've really enjoyed the value and energy @itspatmorgan bring to Design Twitter. I've learned so much! If you're not following him already, I recommend it and subscribe to his newsletter Unknown Arts.
Peter Vogt
Design Engineer @ Capital One
@itspatmorgan shares brilliant insights about design careers that are hard to find elsewhere. His newsletter is great.
Damian Martone
Founder @ Hatch Conference
Is a design background just another skill when starting a business? Or is it a big advantage? Patrick shared a wonderful article where some great folks describe their journeys and learnings. Super recommend for anyone wondering if starting a business is the right thing to do after a design career.
Michael Riddering
Founder @ Figma Academy
You're definitely in my top ~3 writers bucket right now. Genuinely look forward to everything you post and the quality is consistenty 💯.
Ehsan Nour
Product Design @ Eraser
Yes! Patrick turned it up to 11 recently 🔥
Amy Mitchell
Product Director @ Dell
Weekend Reading: Using design thinking to effect change. Here is a new framework from Patrick Morgan to create, present, and execute new ideas through persuasion and influence. Lots of fresh ideas!
Raika Sarkett
Conversation Design @ Amazon
If you work in tech, you definitely need to check out Pat's newsletter!
Nicole Muther
Founder @ Jury Dating
Thank you @itspatmorgan for building community and leading the way 😌. I moved to LA 2 years ago in the middle of Covid lockdown, lost in a large org, not yet aware of my own scar tissue. Refreshing to talk shop across a range of builders!
Kaitie Chambers
Advocate @ Figma
This is brilliant! 😍 I love how you break down the steps and zoom out all the way to file management and then back down to the details of frame naming. Incredible!
Alex Cristache
Design Director
"Unknown Arts" was the first newsletter I subscribed to when I decided to kickstart my Twitter adventure. And it has never disappointed. Every edition is complex, comprehensive, well written, and well studied.
Praful Krishna
Product @ Meta
The most advanced technology is not always the best answer. This article by Patrick Morgan makes a very important point in the field of product management. A new innovation must push the need but should still relate to the existing paradigms in the customers' mind. This is even more important for enterprise solutions.
David Hoang
VP Design @ Atlassian
I've really enjoyed the value and energy @itspatmorgan bring to Design Twitter. I've learned so much! If you're not following him already, I recommend it and subscribe to his newsletter Unknown Arts.
Peter Vogt
Design Engineer @ Capital One
@itspatmorgan shares brilliant insights about design careers that are hard to find elsewhere. His newsletter is great.
Damian Martone
Founder @ Hatch Conference
Is a design background just another skill when starting a business? Or is it a big advantage? Patrick shared a wonderful article where some great folks describe their journeys and learnings. Super recommend for anyone wondering if starting a business is the right thing to do after a design career.
Michael Riddering
Founder @ Figma Academy
You're definitely in my top ~3 writers bucket right now. Genuinely look forward to everything you post and the quality is consistenty 💯.
Ehsan Nour
Product Design @ Eraser
Yes! Patrick turned it up to 11 recently 🔥
Amy Mitchell
Product Director @ Dell
Weekend Reading: Using design thinking to effect change. Here is a new framework from Patrick Morgan to create, present, and execute new ideas through persuasion and influence. Lots of fresh ideas!
Raika Sarkett
Conversation Design @ Amazon
If you work in tech, you definitely need to check out Pat's newsletter!
Nicole Muther
Founder @ Jury Dating
Thank you @itspatmorgan for building community and leading the way 😌. I moved to LA 2 years ago in the middle of Covid lockdown, lost in a large org, not yet aware of my own scar tissue. Refreshing to talk shop across a range of builders!
Kaitie Chambers
Advocate @ Figma
This is brilliant! 😍 I love how you break down the steps and zoom out all the way to file management and then back down to the details of frame naming. Incredible!
Alex Cristache
Design Director
"Unknown Arts" was the first newsletter I subscribed to when I decided to kickstart my Twitter adventure. And it has never disappointed. Every edition is complex, comprehensive, well written, and well studied.
Praful Krishna
Product @ Meta
The most advanced technology is not always the best answer. This article by Patrick Morgan makes a very important point in the field of product management. A new innovation must push the need but should still relate to the existing paradigms in the customers' mind. This is even more important for enterprise solutions.
David Hoang
VP Design @ Atlassian
I've really enjoyed the value and energy @itspatmorgan bring to Design Twitter. I've learned so much! If you're not following him already, I recommend it and subscribe to his newsletter Unknown Arts.
Peter Vogt
Design Engineer @ Capital One
@itspatmorgan shares brilliant insights about design careers that are hard to find elsewhere. His newsletter is great.
Damian Martone
Founder @ Hatch Conference
Is a design background just another skill when starting a business? Or is it a big advantage? Patrick shared a wonderful article where some great folks describe their journeys and learnings. Super recommend for anyone wondering if starting a business is the right thing to do after a design career.
Michael Riddering
Founder @ Figma Academy
You're definitely in my top ~3 writers bucket right now. Genuinely look forward to everything you post and the quality is consistenty 💯.
Ehsan Nour
Product Design @ Eraser
Yes! Patrick turned it up to 11 recently 🔥
Amy Mitchell
Product Director @ Dell
Weekend Reading: Using design thinking to effect change. Here is a new framework from Patrick Morgan to create, present, and execute new ideas through persuasion and influence. Lots of fresh ideas!
Raika Sarkett
Conversation Design @ Amazon
If you work in tech, you definitely need to check out Pat's newsletter!
Nicole Muther
Founder @ Jury Dating
Thank you @itspatmorgan for building community and leading the way 😌. I moved to LA 2 years ago in the middle of Covid lockdown, lost in a large org, not yet aware of my own scar tissue. Refreshing to talk shop across a range of builders!
Kaitie Chambers
Advocate @ Figma
This is brilliant! 😍 I love how you break down the steps and zoom out all the way to file management and then back down to the details of frame naming. Incredible!
Alex Cristache
Design Director
"Unknown Arts" was the first newsletter I subscribed to when I decided to kickstart my Twitter adventure. And it has never disappointed. Every edition is complex, comprehensive, well written, and well studied.
Praful Krishna
Product @ Meta
The most advanced technology is not always the best answer. This article by Patrick Morgan makes a very important point in the field of product management. A new innovation must push the need but should still relate to the existing paradigms in the customers' mind. This is even more important for enterprise solutions.
David Hoang
VP Design @ Atlassian
I've really enjoyed the value and energy @itspatmorgan bring to Design Twitter. I've learned so much! If you're not following him already, I recommend it and subscribe to his newsletter Unknown Arts.
Peter Vogt
Design Engineer @ Capital One
@itspatmorgan shares brilliant insights about design careers that are hard to find elsewhere. His newsletter is great.
Damian Martone
Founder @ Hatch Conference
Is a design background just another skill when starting a business? Or is it a big advantage? Patrick shared a wonderful article where some great folks describe their journeys and learnings. Super recommend for anyone wondering if starting a business is the right thing to do after a design career.
Michael Riddering
Founder @ Figma Academy
You're definitely in my top ~3 writers bucket right now. Genuinely look forward to everything you post and the quality is consistenty 💯.
Ehsan Nour
Product Design @ Eraser
Yes! Patrick turned it up to 11 recently 🔥
Amy Mitchell
Product Director @ Dell
Weekend Reading: Using design thinking to effect change. Here is a new framework from Patrick Morgan to create, present, and execute new ideas through persuasion and influence. Lots of fresh ideas!
Raika Sarkett
Conversation Design @ Amazon
If you work in tech, you definitely need to check out Pat's newsletter!
Nicole Muther
Founder @ Jury Dating
Thank you @itspatmorgan for building community and leading the way 😌. I moved to LA 2 years ago in the middle of Covid lockdown, lost in a large org, not yet aware of my own scar tissue. Refreshing to talk shop across a range of builders!
Kaitie Chambers
Advocate @ Figma
This is brilliant! 😍 I love how you break down the steps and zoom out all the way to file management and then back down to the details of frame naming. Incredible!
Alex Cristache
Design Director
"Unknown Arts" was the first newsletter I subscribed to when I decided to kickstart my Twitter adventure. And it has never disappointed. Every edition is complex, comprehensive, well written, and well studied.
Praful Krishna
Product @ Meta
The most advanced technology is not always the best answer. This article by Patrick Morgan makes a very important point in the field of product management. A new innovation must push the need but should still relate to the existing paradigms in the customers' mind. This is even more important for enterprise solutions.

David Hoang
VP Design @ Atlassian
I've really enjoyed the value and energy @itspatmorgan bring to Design Twitter. I've learned so much! If you're not following him already, I recommend it and subscribe to his newsletter Unknown Arts.
Peter Vogt
Design Engineer @ Capital One
@itspatmorgan shares brilliant insights about design careers that are hard to find elsewhere. His newsletter is great.
Damian Martone
Founder @ Hatch Conference
Is a design background just another skill when starting a business? Or is it a big advantage? Patrick shared a wonderful article where some great folks describe their journeys and learnings. Super recommend for anyone wondering if starting a business is the right thing to do after a design career.
Michael Riddering
Founder @ Figma Academy
You're definitely in my top ~3 writers bucket right now. Genuinely look forward to everything you post and the quality is consistenty 💯.
Ehsan Nour
Product Design @ Eraser
Yes! Patrick turned it up to 11 recently 🔥
Amy Mitchell
Product Director @ Dell
Weekend Reading: Using design thinking to effect change. Here is a new framework from Patrick Morgan to create, present, and execute new ideas through persuasion and influence. Lots of fresh ideas!
Raika Sarkett
Conversation Design @ Amazon
If you work in tech, you definitely need to check out Pat's newsletter!
Nicole Muther
Founder @ Jury Dating
Thank you @itspatmorgan for building community and leading the way 😌. I moved to LA 2 years ago in the middle of Covid lockdown, lost in a large org, not yet aware of my own scar tissue. Refreshing to talk shop across a range of builders!
Kaitie Chambers
Advocate @ Figma
This is brilliant! 😍 I love how you break down the steps and zoom out all the way to file management and then back down to the details of frame naming. Incredible!
Alex Cristache
Design Director
"Unknown Arts" was the first newsletter I subscribed to when I decided to kickstart my Twitter adventure. And it has never disappointed. Every edition is complex, comprehensive, well written, and well studied.
Praful Krishna
Product @ Meta
The most advanced technology is not always the best answer. This article by Patrick Morgan makes a very important point in the field of product management. A new innovation must push the need but should still relate to the existing paradigms in the customers' mind. This is even more important for enterprise solutions.
David Hoang
VP Design @ Atlassian
I've really enjoyed the value and energy @itspatmorgan bring to Design Twitter. I've learned so much! If you're not following him already, I recommend it and subscribe to his newsletter Unknown Arts.
Peter Vogt
Design Engineer @ Capital One
@itspatmorgan shares brilliant insights about design careers that are hard to find elsewhere. His newsletter is great.
Damian Martone
Founder @ Hatch Conference
Is a design background just another skill when starting a business? Or is it a big advantage? Patrick shared a wonderful article where some great folks describe their journeys and learnings. Super recommend for anyone wondering if starting a business is the right thing to do after a design career.
Michael Riddering
Founder @ Figma Academy
You're definitely in my top ~3 writers bucket right now. Genuinely look forward to everything you post and the quality is consistenty 💯.
Ehsan Nour
Product Design @ Eraser
Yes! Patrick turned it up to 11 recently 🔥
Amy Mitchell
Product Director @ Dell
Weekend Reading: Using design thinking to effect change. Here is a new framework from Patrick Morgan to create, present, and execute new ideas through persuasion and influence. Lots of fresh ideas!
Raika Sarkett
Conversation Design @ Amazon
If you work in tech, you definitely need to check out Pat's newsletter!
Nicole Muther
Founder @ Jury Dating
Thank you @itspatmorgan for building community and leading the way 😌. I moved to LA 2 years ago in the middle of Covid lockdown, lost in a large org, not yet aware of my own scar tissue. Refreshing to talk shop across a range of builders!
Kaitie Chambers
Advocate @ Figma
This is brilliant! 😍 I love how you break down the steps and zoom out all the way to file management and then back down to the details of frame naming. Incredible!
Alex Cristache
Design Director
"Unknown Arts" was the first newsletter I subscribed to when I decided to kickstart my Twitter adventure. And it has never disappointed. Every edition is complex, comprehensive, well written, and well studied.
Praful Krishna
Product @ Meta
The most advanced technology is not always the best answer. This article by Patrick Morgan makes a very important point in the field of product management. A new innovation must push the need but should still relate to the existing paradigms in the customers' mind. This is even more important for enterprise solutions.
David Hoang
VP Design @ Atlassian
I've really enjoyed the value and energy @itspatmorgan bring to Design Twitter. I've learned so much! If you're not following him already, I recommend it and subscribe to his newsletter Unknown Arts.
Peter Vogt
Design Engineer @ Capital One
@itspatmorgan shares brilliant insights about design careers that are hard to find elsewhere. His newsletter is great.
Damian Martone
Founder @ Hatch Conference
Is a design background just another skill when starting a business? Or is it a big advantage? Patrick shared a wonderful article where some great folks describe their journeys and learnings. Super recommend for anyone wondering if starting a business is the right thing to do after a design career.
Michael Riddering
Founder @ Figma Academy
You're definitely in my top ~3 writers bucket right now. Genuinely look forward to everything you post and the quality is consistenty 💯.
Ehsan Nour
Product Design @ Eraser
Yes! Patrick turned it up to 11 recently 🔥
Amy Mitchell
Product Director @ Dell
Weekend Reading: Using design thinking to effect change. Here is a new framework from Patrick Morgan to create, present, and execute new ideas through persuasion and influence. Lots of fresh ideas!
Raika Sarkett
Conversation Design @ Amazon
If you work in tech, you definitely need to check out Pat's newsletter!
Nicole Muther
Founder @ Jury Dating
Thank you @itspatmorgan for building community and leading the way 😌. I moved to LA 2 years ago in the middle of Covid lockdown, lost in a large org, not yet aware of my own scar tissue. Refreshing to talk shop across a range of builders!
Kaitie Chambers
Advocate @ Figma
This is brilliant! 😍 I love how you break down the steps and zoom out all the way to file management and then back down to the details of frame naming. Incredible!
Alex Cristache
Design Director
"Unknown Arts" was the first newsletter I subscribed to when I decided to kickstart my Twitter adventure. And it has never disappointed. Every edition is complex, comprehensive, well written, and well studied.
Praful Krishna
Product @ Meta
The most advanced technology is not always the best answer. This article by Patrick Morgan makes a very important point in the field of product management. A new innovation must push the need but should still relate to the existing paradigms in the customers' mind. This is even more important for enterprise solutions.
David Hoang
VP Design @ Atlassian
I've really enjoyed the value and energy @itspatmorgan bring to Design Twitter. I've learned so much! If you're not following him already, I recommend it and subscribe to his newsletter Unknown Arts.
Peter Vogt
Design Engineer @ Capital One
@itspatmorgan shares brilliant insights about design careers that are hard to find elsewhere. His newsletter is great.
Damian Martone
Founder @ Hatch Conference
Is a design background just another skill when starting a business? Or is it a big advantage? Patrick shared a wonderful article where some great folks describe their journeys and learnings. Super recommend for anyone wondering if starting a business is the right thing to do after a design career.
Michael Riddering
Founder @ Figma Academy
You're definitely in my top ~3 writers bucket right now. Genuinely look forward to everything you post and the quality is consistenty 💯.
Ehsan Nour
Product Design @ Eraser
Yes! Patrick turned it up to 11 recently 🔥
Amy Mitchell
Product Director @ Dell
Weekend Reading: Using design thinking to effect change. Here is a new framework from Patrick Morgan to create, present, and execute new ideas through persuasion and influence. Lots of fresh ideas!
Raika Sarkett
Conversation Design @ Amazon
If you work in tech, you definitely need to check out Pat's newsletter!
Nicole Muther
Founder @ Jury Dating
Thank you @itspatmorgan for building community and leading the way 😌. I moved to LA 2 years ago in the middle of Covid lockdown, lost in a large org, not yet aware of my own scar tissue. Refreshing to talk shop across a range of builders!
Kaitie Chambers
Advocate @ Figma
This is brilliant! 😍 I love how you break down the steps and zoom out all the way to file management and then back down to the details of frame naming. Incredible!
Alex Cristache
Design Director
"Unknown Arts" was the first newsletter I subscribed to when I decided to kickstart my Twitter adventure. And it has never disappointed. Every edition is complex, comprehensive, well written, and well studied.
Praful Krishna
Product @ Meta
The most advanced technology is not always the best answer. This article by Patrick Morgan makes a very important point in the field of product management. A new innovation must push the need but should still relate to the existing paradigms in the customers' mind. This is even more important for enterprise solutions.

David Hoang

VP Design @ Atlassian

I've really enjoyed the value and energy @itspatmorgan brings to Design Twitter. I've learned so much! If you're not following him already, I recommend it and subscribe to his newsletter, Unknown Arts.

Peter Vogt

Design Engineer @ Capital One

@itspatmorgan shares brilliant insights about design careers that are hard to find elsewhere. His newsletter is great.

Praful Krishna

Product @ Meta

The most advanced technology is not always the best answer. This article by Patrick Morgan makes a very important point in the field of product management. A new innovation must push the need but should still relate to the existing paradigms in the customers' mind. This is even more important for enterprise solutions.

Nate Kadlac

Founder @ Approachable Design

I appreciate Patrick's fresh perspective on how to view design, both through the craft as well as through mindful principles.

Damian Martone

Founder @ Hatch Conference

Is a design background just another skill when starting a business? Or is it a big advantage? Patrick shared a wonderful article where some great folks describe their journeys and learnings. Super recommend for anyone wondering if starting a business is the right thing to do after a design career.

Grace Ling

Founder @ Design Buddies

Practical insights to help you level up your design career!

Alex Cristache

Design Director

"Unknown Arts" was the first newsletter I subscribed to when I decided to kickstart my Twitter adventure. And it has never disappointed. Every edition is complex, comprehensive, well written, and well studied.

Ben Strak

Design @ Monzo

I love the combination of personal stories and practical resources Patrick shares, something new and interesting every week—highly recommended!

Nicole Muther

Founder @ Jury Dating

Thank you @itspatmorgan for building community and leading the way 😌. I moved to LA 2 years ago in the middle of Covid lockdown, lost in a large org, not yet aware of my own scar tissue. Refreshing to talk shop across a range of builders!

Kaitie Chambers

Advocate @ Figma

This is brilliant! 😍 I love how you break down the steps and zoom out all the way to file management and then back down to the details of frame naming. Incredible!

Joe Salowitz

Founder & CXO

SUPER highly recommend subscribing to @itspatmorgan’s newsletter. It’s always filled with really insightful nuggets of wisdom about design, entrepreneurship, business and more!

Michael Riddering

Founder @ Figma Academy

You're definitely in my top ~3 writers bucket right now. Genuinely look forward to everything you post and the quality is consistently 💯.

Joshua Newton

Design @ Gather Town

Pat is driving the design industry forward. I love his newsletter because he talks with relevancy on growing subjects such as design entrepreneurship and how the industry is evolving. His honest and transparent style makes him one of a kind.

Raika Sarkett

Conversation Design @ Amazon

If you work in tech, you definitely need to check out Pat's newsletter!

Amy Mitchell

Product Director @ Dell

Weekend Reading: Using design thinking to effect change. Here is a new framework from Patrick Morgan to create, present, and execute new ideas through persuasion and influence. Lots of fresh ideas!

Fawzi Ammache

Product Design @ RBC

Thorough breakdowns and analysis of the physical and digital products that have shaped our world from the amazing Pat Morgan!

Ehsan Nour

Product Design @ Eraser

Patrick turned it up to 11 recently 🔥

David Hoang

VP Design @ Atlassian

Peter Vogt

Design Engineer @ Capital One

@itspatmorgan shares brilliant insights about design careers that are hard to find elsewhere. His newsletter is great.

Praful Krishna

Product @ Meta

Nate Kadlac

Founder @ Approachable Design

I appreciate Patrick's fresh perspective on how to view design, both through the craft as well as through mindful principles.

Damian Martone

Founder @ Hatch Conference

Grace Ling

Founder @ Design Buddies

Practical insights to help you level up your design career!

Alex Cristache

Design Director

Ben Strak

Design @ Monzo

I love the combination of personal stories and practical resources Patrick shares, something new and interesting every week—highly recommended!

Nicole Muther

Founder @ Jury Dating

Kaitie Chambers

Advocate @ Figma

This is brilliant! 😍 I love how you break down the steps and zoom out all the way to file management and then back down to the details of frame naming. Incredible!

Joe Salowitz

Founder & CXO

SUPER highly recommend subscribing to @itspatmorgan’s newsletter. It’s always filled with really insightful nuggets of wisdom about design, entrepreneurship, business and more!