​Un-Slop Your Design: Design Panel & Live Review

​A Colosseum workshop by Superteam Thailand

​AI has made it easier than ever to build products, but it's also made it easier for products to look identical.

​In the era of vibe coding, a functional product is only part of the equation. Strong visual identity, thoughtful UI and a clear design direction can make a meaningful difference in how people experience your product and perceive your project.

​Join us for a practical design workshop on using AI to create more intentional, distinctive and consistent product experiences. We'll explore how to move beyond generic AI-generated designs, establish a visual direction and build a cohesive identity for your project.

​What we'll cover

• ​Extracting design systems: Turn visual references and inspiration into reusable design rules, components and systems for your product.

• ​Building design tools: Use AI and simple procedural tools to create consistent visual assets for landing pages, social media and product interfaces.

• ​Designing with AI: Develop a more intentional design workflow that uses AI as a creative tool without sacrificing originality or quality.

• ​Live project reviews: Get direct feedback on your Colosseum project's UI, landing page, branding and overall visual direction.

​Featuring: Marcelo Kunze

​Marcelo Kunze is a designer with 10 years of experience and co-founder of Frames.AG, a winner of the Stablecoin Track and participant in Colosseum Cohort 4.

​Marcelo will share practical design insights and review projects live, offering perspectives on how to improve visual quality and make products stand out.

​Who should attend?

​Colosseum participants, founders, designers, developers and anyone using AI to build products who wants to improve their design skills and create more distinctive experiences.

​Bring your project. Get feedback. Leave with actionable ways to improve your design.

​Format: In-person workshop, design panel and live project reviews
Organized by: Superteam Thailand
Part of: Colosseum 2026