Making Your Own Apps

Nevan is an exceptional educator. He pulls back the curtain on coding and offers foundational building blocks you need to start creating with real intention and less “vibing.” The async content is detailed and easy to follow, with a refreshing focus on writing, reflecting and documenting ideas before prompting LLMs. While we worked in Cursor, the material is tool-agnostic and stays focused on the core logic of building.


As a product designer, I now feel significantly more confident designing in code and deploying functional web apps. I’m building things that actually work, but also look and behave as I intended!

Take this course and make an app. You’ll be better for it!

Before joining Nevan’s course, I felt completely overwhelmed by AI and coding—new tools every day and endless noise about vibe coding.

When I heard he was creating a course for designers, I knew it was exactly what I needed. Nevan is an excellent educator who truly knows his way and always creates a safe, inspiring learning environment.

The course is thoughtfully curated and goes far beyond vibe coding. You learn to think in systems, understand architecture, and see how things really work behind your designs, giving you real power as a designer.

And it's genuinely fun—you’re challenged in meaningful ways and surrounded by other designers who help push your skills further.

This is a course every designer should take—you'll cut through all the noise and take the driver’s seat with AI.

Nevan has the ability to make complex technical concepts feel approachable without dumbing them down. The content is well structured, progressive, and clearly designed with designers in mind, while still going deep into the technical aspects you actually need to understand.

What I valued most was building real, working things, not prototypes or mockups, but actual deployed web apps. Having weekly projects to practise what we were learning was a great way to put the concepts into practice. I came away with a much better understanding of the architecture, logic, Git, and deployment behind any development process.

Just as valuable was the environment created by the other designers in the course and the conversations between people, all trying to figure out where design practice is heading.