WORKSHOPS

Design as a system, not a scramble

For teams that are fast enough to ship but not yet structured enough to hold it — HUX workshops build the shared foundation that makes speed sustainable. Live sessions. Real problems. Outcomes that don't reverse.

LEADERS

Neurodiverse Leaders

You make the calls. You also translate, mediate, explain and revisit. Every conversation starts from scratch because there's no system underneath it. Your thinking is the system — and that's the problem. You need a foundation that holds the team so you can hold the direction.

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Make thought visible

Build the system that carries your logic.

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Let the system hold it

Leadership by design, not default.

BUILDERS

Tech-Curious Designer

You read code well enough to know when the handoff is broken. You see structure where others see style. But the workflow keeps treating you like a decorator — hand it over, wait for feedback, explain it again. You're capable of more than the process allows. This session closes the gap between how you think and how you build.

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Learn to design like an engineer

Names. Tokens. Patterns. Learn to design like an engineer.

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SHIP WITH CONFIDENCE

Design and code hold the same language. You move faster. The work holds together.

CREATORS

Design-Curious Engineers

You inherit what design didn't finish. Incomplete specs, arbitrary decisions, naming that made sense once. You've compensated for it so long it's invisible now. It shouldn't be. This session gives you the structural vocabulary to push upstream — so the work arrives right and the delivery holds.

3

Learn design as infrastructure

The structural layer that makes design as readable as code.

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Build from shared ground

Design and engineering hold the same foundation.

THE FIASCO DESIGN TEAM

What the students say about the workshops

Attending Hamish's workshops was an excellent way to spend a morning for myself and some of the Fiasco team. He was incredibly knowledgeable about Webflow and took the time to ensure we all understood the basics, and his teaching style (& patience!) meant that we were able to explore complex topics together. We left the workshop feeling excited about the possibilities of introducing new systems into the agency.