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Update pricing page copy for annual plan
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Alex Morgan
Sales
Live AI workshop for non-techies
Turn your non-technical team into product contributors
Your team will learn to use AI to contribute to your codebase, and work smoothly with engineers, without breaking production. They'll complete bug fixes and small features - all in a safe, simulated project.
Book a discovery call
- 3 hours
- Live on Zoom
- No coding experience required
The problem
Your engineers are busy.
Your product team is waiting.
Engineers aren’t the problem — they’re focused on the hard work only they can do. Small improvements just never make it to the top of the list.
- PRD-366waiting 31d
Fix misaligned icon in settings sidebar
Requested by
Sam Chen
Design
- PRD-342waiting 44d
Add tooltip to the Export CSV button
Requested by
Jamie Patel
Support
- PRD-318waiting 58d
Add an empty state to the Projects list
Requested by
Taylor Reed
Product
The solution
A live workshop with
an engineer
- 3 hours
- Live on Zoom
- No coding experience required
In 3 hours, your non-technical team members will learn to use AI to bring their product ideas to life, address issues independently, and collaborate with engineers.
What your team can do with AI
Designers fine-tune layouts, typography, and interaction states directly in code.
Customer support teams turn recurring customer questions into clearer UX.
Sales teams update landing-page copy based on what they hear from prospects.
Product managers prototype new features and end-to-end workflows to get their ideas across.
“Trisha is a talented frontend engineer, designer, and strategic thinker.”
- Steve Lacey
Meet your instructor
Hi, I'm Trisha! 👋
A frontend engineer with 10 years of experience.
4 years ago, I transitioned to product design and became a design engineer. Coding and designing in one role allowed me to ship new features from start to finish. I come up with the idea, design and implement it full-stack.
It’s a lot of fun. But what’s even more fun is convincing nontechies to build their first app, so now I post videos about vibe coding and run live workshops.
Course outline
What you’ll learn
Learn how to contribute to a codebase and collaborate smoothly with engineers, and build your own prototype to explain your idea more clearly to them.
We’ll work on a mock SaaS project built for the workshop.
Code changes, reviews, and merges in the team exercise happen here. Your company’s repositories and live product stay untouched.
- 3 hours
- Live on Zoom
- No coding experience required
Part 01 — Introduction and setup
1.1Set up your tools
Get your AI coding tool, Git, and GitHub account ready for the workshop.
1.2Understand how the tools work together
See how your AI coding tool helps you make changes, Git tracks those changes, and GitHub helps you share and review work with your team.
1.3Run the project on your computer
Get a copy of our mock SaaS project—a marketing website and a product area behind a login screen—and run it on your computer. This is a training project, not your company’s codebase.
Part 02 — Contribute to an existing codebase
2.1Work on your assigned task
Each team member gets a small task in the mock project, such as updating an FAQ that appears across several pages or fixing a UI to match a Figma design. Practice explaining what you want to AI, checking the result, and refining your instructions.
2.2Create a pull request
Share your changes on GitHub and explain what you changed and how you checked it, ready for review.
2.3Review and merge together
I’ll review your pull requests, explain my feedback, and merge the changes into the shared project. We’ll see everyone’s contributions appear on the live site.
2.4Get everyone’s changes on your computer
Pull the latest changes from the main branch—the team’s shared version—and run the updated project locally to see everyone’s contributions together.
Part 03 — Build your own prototype
3.1Build screens and interactions
We’ll all start from the same product idea. Describe the screens and how people should move through them, then use AI to build your own version. We’ll keep it frontend-only, with no backend needed.
3.2Test and refine your prototype
Try the screens and interactions, identify what doesn’t match your intent, and practice giving AI specific feedback to improve the result.
3.3Publish and share your prototype
Publish your code on GitHub and deploy your prototype to a live link. Share both so teammates can try it in their browser or explore the project themselves.
3.4Run each other’s prototypes
Get a teammate’s project from GitHub and run it on your computer. Learn how to explore and build on a project someone else started.
Part 04 — Questions and answers
Testimonials
Don’t trust me.
Trust the people I’ve worked with.
Workshop students and the teams I’ve shipped products with, in their own words.
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“I’m now using what I learned to build more advanced, biotech-focused projects that are improving my lab work and the data analysis I do there.”
I attended Trisha’s workshop in October, and it was the best investment I made this year. We built a Polaroid-style photo app, and while that sounds cute and easy, I walked away with far more than a fun app to share with friends. Trisha taught me how to use Claude Code effectively to build something simple that can grow into something comprehensive and useful in academia or even industry. In just two hours, she took us from the basics of Claude Code to uploading our project to GitHub and launching a polished, working product online.
I’m now using what I learned to build more advanced, biotech-focused projects that are improving my lab work and the data analysis I do there. Whatever your needs, you can learn a lot from this workshop: start with a simple Polaroid app, then apply those skills to more complex and ambitious projects. I’d recommend this workshop 100% to anyone interested in learning cool tech skills.
Workshop student
Aisulu Maipas, PhDScientific Consultant“I left with so much inspiration to keep practising that I vibe-coded my own website just two days later!”
The live AI workshop was the best investment I made this autumn!
This was my introduction to the world of Claude Code, and I couldn’t be more grateful to Trisha for that!
She helped us with the setup and then walked us through the entire process step by step. I left with so much inspiration to keep practising that I vibe-coded my own website just two days later! 🤩
Workshop student
Yuliya BodaVideo Animator & Content Creator“She gave me the confidence to build the next ten projects.”
Before working with Trisha, I had never written a single line of code. Code was never my world, and honestly it scared me a little. A few sessions later, I’ve built my own portfolio website and brought my card game, Spill the Tea, to life online.
What made the difference is how she teaches. She doesn’t just show you what to click. She explains the logic behind each step and teaches you how to think with AI, so you actually understand what you’re making. When something broke, she showed me how to fix it myself instead of fixing it for me.
Trisha didn’t just help me build two projects. She gave me the confidence to build the next ten.
Workshop student
Julia NovaVideo Artist, Supernova Studio“From design all the way to the final working code.”
Trisha did an amazing job as Product Designer at HeadshotPro.
She helped us improve features, redesign stale interfaces and implement full new products. She excels at being giving an idea and turning it into working prototypes, iterate with the team on them and implementing them. From design all the way to the final working code. Any company would be blessed having her part be of the team.
Danny PostmaFounder, HeadshotPro“Trisha is a talented frontend engineer, designer, and strategic thinker.”
Trisha led the frontend development on one of my projects for over two years, overseeing a full website redesign along with various iterative improvements, new features, and rewrites.
She didn't just code; she developed a deep understanding of our target users, making complex data easier to understand for everyone. Her proactive approach and ability to simplify complex visualizations were game-changers for the project.
Trisha is a talented frontend engineer, designer, and strategic thinker. Any team would be lucky to have her.
Steve LaceyTechnical Lead“Trisha really brought our mission to life in a way it never was before.”
As lead frontend engineer and product designer, Trisha thought deeply about user needs, and onboarded a tremendous amount of information about law schools in the US. Using this knowledge, she made major improvements to our website, especially with simplifying complex data in charts and tables, making it more consumable for users.
Trisha really brought our mission to life in a way it never was before. Frontend engineers are great, but frontend engineers who are also big-picture thinkers are indispensable. I wish I had her help years earlier.
Kyle McEnteeSenior Director, LSAC
FAQs
Good questions
No. I’ll prepare a mock SaaS project for us to work on. We won’t access or change your company’s codebase.
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Pick your team size and send a workshop request. I’ll email you to discuss the details and find a date. Have questions first? Book a free discovery call.
Live on Zoom · 3 hours · Up to 6 people