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What’s one small change I could try next week that would make my web app better for the people who use it?

I’m a few years into frontend development. With AI writing more of the code, what skill would you spend more time learning now?

What’s one problem you’ve seen in production that all your frontend tests missed?

We’re shipping features on top of a messy codebase. How do you make time to fix the parts that keep slowing everyone down?

Would you let an agent submit a form for you? When should it stop and ask you to confirm?

What did building a music demo in JavaScript teach you that would also help someone building a boring business app?

Our agent works with the exact prompts in our tests. How do we test whether it still works when real people ask the same thing differently?

We’re about to build an internal framework to standardize our frontend. What would make you tell us to hold off?

If I add memory to a personal AI app, what should users be able to see, edit, or delete?

How do you change a form schema without losing the drafts people already saved?

I open a DevTools performance trace and immediately get lost. What should I look for first if a click feels slow?

What’s one task you already trust an AI coding agent with, and one you still do yourself?

I tried building a browser audio demo and it glitches whenever the UI gets busy. Where would you start debugging?

If I want to try WebMCP on an existing site, what’s one action you’d expose first?

If an agent picks the right tool nine times out of ten, how do you work out whether the tenth failure is serious enough to block a release?

I’m building an AI feature that handles personal data. What’s the first part you’d try running on the device?

We have a shared frontend library that now makes every change harder. How do we start untangling it without breaking other teams?

We have almost the same form in three products. What would you share between them, and what would you keep separate?

Our Web Vitals look good, but users still say the app feels slow. What should we measure next?

If you joined our frontend team on Monday, what’s one thing you’d look at before suggesting any changes?