AI is redrawing the boundaries between design and development, and Matt’s here to help you navigate the shift. With tools like Google Stitch and Figma Make, designers are coding and developers are shaping interfaces. But this isn’t role confusion—it’s a new kind of collaboration. Matt lays out a vision for faster, clearer, and more co-authored delivery. Don’t miss this conversation if your team is rethinking how work gets done with AI in the mix.

AI is transforming work—just like the internet once did. In this episode, Matt explores four emerging AI user archetypes: Bystanders, Conversationalists, Automators, and Orchestrators. Where do you fit, and how can you evolve? Let’s dive into the AI adoption curve and what it means for your future.

The AI landscape is rapidly changing, and as business leaders, so must we. 

Our latest talk breaks down the AI journey into manageable stages:

• Bystander.

• Conversationalist.

• Automator.

• Orchestrator.

Whether you're just starting or looking to revolutionize how your team works, there's a path forward. Learn how to transform fear into action and curiosity into expertise with our step-by-step insights. Listen in and find out where you and your team are on the AI-adoption curve. 

Tried going AI-first this week. Spoiler: it’s brilliant… until it isn’t.

I sat down with Nick Warren to unpack what happens when you actually try to run your daily workflow through AI.
No filters. No hype. Just two humans navigating hallucinations, rabbit holes, and the occasional win that saves a week’s work.In this chat:

• Why I treat ChatGPT like an overly confident intern (mine’s called Wilson).
• The moment it lied to me about Flask.
• When it builds you a webpage… that looks nothing like your website.
• Why voice input is finally working—and what it means for how we work next.
• And yes, why Git still saves lives.
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If you’re serious about working with AI (not just tweeting about it), give this a listen. (We’ll try to improve the audio next time!)

What’s the real impact of AI on the workforce?

Matt Goddard and Nick Warren delve into it, discussing opportunities and challenges as AI reshapes our careers. As the saying goes, history doesn’t repeat… but it does rhyme! #AI #Technology #FutureOfWork

Nick and Matt delve into the necessity of comprehensive discovery processes and the pitfalls of solely relying on MVPs for customer insight. Learn about the creation of North Star documents and guiding design principles that ensure alignment and mitigate risks in product development. Don't miss this comprehensive guide to balancing business objectives with customer-centric design!

In The Shawshank Redemption, Andy Dufresne teaches us that sometimes, we have to crawl through the… mud to come out clean. That’s exactly how I feel about Discovery—the most overlooked (and resisted) part of digital development.

But here’s what happens when you skip it:

• The team builds something that works but doesn’t solve the real problem.

•  The project is delivered, but the client isn’t happy—and they don’t come back.

•  The opportunity to build trust and a long-term partnership is lost.

When we fight for Discovery, we unlock the real value of a project.

If your team is constantly fighting interruptions and struggling to deliver, this one’s for you.

Today I break down how batching communication, setting clear focus time, and making deep work the default transformed our team’s productivity—and how you can apply it to yours.

In our latest conversation, Matt and Nick dive into the critical role of clarity in accelerated digital delivery.

From defining clear processes to handling handovers and feedback, we explore how teams can prevent chaos and drive projects forward.

Digital projects often stall because potential problems are hidden from view. Our latest article shows why increasing the visibility of our work (and ourselves) leads to:Digital projects often stall because potential problems are hidden from view. Our latest article shows why increasing the visibility of our work (and ourselves) leads to:

Visibility isn’t just about seeing progress—it’s about creating trust, collaboration, and smoother, more successful project delivery.