

Beyond the Prompt 3.0 - Supported by Mobbin and NTUC Infocomm & Media Cluster
Join us for Beyond the Prompt 3.0, an evening exploring what it truly means to create, build, and design in the age of AI.
As AI becomes an increasingly powerful creative partner, the conversation is shifting beyond what it can generate to how we work alongside it. What skills will matter most? How do we cultivate creativity, taste, and judgment in a world where anyone can create? And what does it take to turn AI-generated ideas into meaningful products and experiences?
Through a series of thought-provoking talks, we'll explore the evolving role of designers, builders, and creators in the AI era. Whether you're a designer, founder, developer, student, or simply curious about the future of making things, this session will challenge your perspectives, spark new ideas, and inspire you to think Beyond the Prompt.
Schedule 🗒*
6:30pm – 7:00pm — Arrival & registration
7:00pm – 7:15pm — Welcome & introduction
7:15pm – 8:15pm — Presentation by speakers
8:15pm – 9:00pm — Networking
*The schedule is a guideline, and actual timings may vary based on the flow of the event. Adjustments may be made to ensure the best experience for everyone. We appreciate your patience and flexibility!
Our Speakers
We Put AI Into Every Stage of Our Design Process. Here Is What We Had to Unlearn.
with Becher Ku, Product Design Manager and Angelica Dilidili, Product Designer at ShopBack
Over the past year, a four-person design team at ShopBack rebuilt how they work across research, design and localisation around AI. Turns out the tools were not the problem. How we collaborate, who owns what, and when something is actually done. Those were the real blockers. In this talk, Becher and Angelica walk through what they had to unlearn, what surprised them, and what they are still getting wrong.
Becher Ku is a Product Design Manager at ShopBack who splits his time equally between building and managing. He uses AI to build the workflows Product Design team runs on, and coaches the people using them. Over the past year, he has led the effort to rebuild how the team works across research, design and localisation around AI.
Angelica Dilidili is a Product Designer at ShopBack, where she builds the design systems and rules that make AI-generated output reliable enough to ship. She is the person on the team who has to answer the question: if AI can produce a design, how do you make sure it is any good?
Generating Is Cheap. Choosing Isn't: Design Jamming a Side Project with AI
with Liau Jian Jie, Co-Founder & CTO at Mobbin
Ideas used to be expensive. You picked a direction early and defended it, because exploring a second one cost you a week. That is over, and most of us have not updated our process yet. In this talk, Jian Jie shares how he designed openlocum.sg, a locum job board for Singapore doctors, jamming his way through it in Paper, component by component and flow by flow. What should a rate filter look like? A date picker? He pulled real references in through the Mobbin MCP, threw a dozen directions at each problem, and killed most of them within the hour. He will show the ones that did not survive, the places both tools genuinely broke, and how a workflow this fast changes things when you take it from a solo project into a team. The loop is not tool-specific, and he would like you to go break it.
Liau Jian Jie is Co-founder & CTO of Mobbin, a design reference platform used by over two million designers, built from Singapore, where he leads the engineering org. Most of his days now go to strategy and growing the team, which is exactly why he keeps a side project: building is his core, and openlocum.sg is how he finds out what it actually takes to make a product from scratch with the tools available today.
Phil Hedayatnia, Co-Founder & CEO at Airfoil
Phil Hedayatnia is a software designer and the co-founder & CEO of Airfoil, a product design and design research firm serving clients across hardware, research, consumer AI, and digital assets, including Exa, Reducto, Solana, Cerebras, and several of Forbes’ top Next Billion Dollar Startups. Before Airfoil, Phil founded and exited a psychometric testing software company and was an early member and first designer at South Park Commons.
More details on Phil's session will be announced soon.
Our Sponsor
Mobbin
Mobbin is a design research and inspiration platform that helps product teams discover, analyze, and learn from real user interface patterns and user flows across thousands of the world's leading mobile and web applications. Trusted by designers, product managers, and developers, Mobbin makes it easier to benchmark experiences, uncover best practices, and design better digital products.
NTUC Infocomm & Media Cluster
The National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) Infocomm and Media Cluster champions workers across Singapore's infocomm technology (ICT), communications and media sectors, supporting them in workplace guidance and professional development.
Interested in becoming an NTUC member? Sign up at ntuc.co/icm. Members can enjoy benefits such as UTAP funding of up to $500, subsidising 50% of eligible course fees, including approved AI-related courses as well as subscriptions to AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude.
Important Notes
🍕 Food provided – Available on a first-come, first-served basis. but feel free to bring your own food (BYOF).
🎟 Free registration – Please fill in all required fields during registration, including a valid personal LinkedIn profile. This helps us ensure the safety and genuine intent of all participants. Registrations are subject to approval.
📸 Photography, audio, and video recording may take place – By attending, you acknowledge and agree to this. We’re committed to creating a respectful, inclusive environment where curiosity and meaningful connections thrive, free from harassment of any kind.