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Former GM of BuddyBoss, now a product manager at Nexcess. I’m building it with AI and sharing every step, with new posts every Monday and Thursday.

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A short note every Monday on what I built with AI the week before.

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Week 1 · 2 November 2026

The week I stopped guessing at design

I wanted a site that looked like someone cared. So before writing a single design rule, I looked at thirty-five finished websites and seventeen personal ones, and asked which I'd be proud to put my name on.

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  • BuiltA homepage plan from 13 personal sites, and a status line that turns orange at 50% context.
  • BrokeYouTube blocked my transcript downloads for twenty minutes. In the end I pasted the transcript in myself.
  • LearnedLook at lots of examples before writing any rules. My first three designs all looked old-fashioned.
  • NextLock the winning look into a skill, so everything I make starts from the same place.

From people I've worked with

Family days out. My three favourite people.
Always been into computers. No, I wasn't hacking anything.

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Best Airsoft Community, voted by Popular Airsoft readers, 2019.

Hi, I'm Graham.

I’ve always helped customers. My career has just let me do it at a bigger scale.

I was running an online community on BuddyBoss long before I worked there. I joined as Customer Success and Support Manager, and just over two years later I was running the company behind 50,000+ online communities. Before that, I worked in IT systems support for nearly nine years, then as an operations support engineer.

Now I'm a Staff Product Manager at Nexcess, working on managed WordPress and WooCommerce, and I build side projects with AI in the evenings. I live in Kent with my family, and my daughter is my toughest app tester. The longer version →