There's more than one AI — guide page comparing ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini
AI Simply homepage hero — practical AI education without the jargon
AI Simply guides page showing The AI Basics Bundle and Which AI Is Right for You?
AI for Work Without the Jargon product page on AI Simply
When Should I Use AI? guide cover on AI Simply
Start here first — AI Fundamentals guide introduction on AI Simply
When should you use AI? You probably already are — guide page with AI sparkle icons
Which AI Is Right For You? guide cover on AI Simply
There's more than one AI — guide page comparing ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini
AI Simply homepage hero — practical AI education without the jargon
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AI Simply

After leading Intro to AI for Non-Technical Teams workshops, I developed a service to help more people develop a practical understanding of AI.

Website

Timeline

Website and guides built in two weeks.

The Problem

Leading Intro to AI workshops at work took me outside my bubble. There's real intimidation and resistance, and it comes from not understanding what AI is or how it works. Companies give employees access, but not the education to use it well, and online resources are often either too technical or too vague.

The Solution

AI is here to stay, and I believe everyone should understand it, whatever their role. So I turned what I know into plain-language guides, so more people can adopt AI with clarity, not guesswork. Like my workshops, each guide builds on the last.

How AI Is Used

I built the website in Cursor. For each guide, I gave Claude a voice and tone guideline and an outline, then refined the outline and designed the guide in InDesign.

Tech Stack

React Web App, built with Cursor.

What I Learned

Don't assume. Listen. Meet people where they are. Foundational knowledge and repeatable patterns matter more than covering every feature a model can do.

*I'm a die-hard fan of em dashes — both visually, and as a form of written communication. All em dash placements are my own.