TCHNX Design & Technology
Editorial platform for design, culture, products and technology
Editorial
Product Strategy
Content System
Next.js / Sanity
Summary
TCHNX is an editorial platform covering design, culture, AI, products and technology. The site positions technology commentary with the pace of a magazine: strong cover stories, clear categories, visual-first article cards and a compact reading system built for frequent publishing.
My role was to shape the product experience around an AI-assisted editorial workflow: defining the information architecture, creating a category-led browsing model, establishing reusable article patterns and giving the publication a recognisable visual rhythm that can scale across daily stories.
The result is a focused digital publication that balances speed, curation and clarity — helping readers move from a cover story into fresh articles without losing the editorial voice of the brand.
TCHNX
Design
AI
Technology
TECHNOLOGY · COVER STORY
The Rise of AI-Assisted Code Generation
A bold editorial system balancing generated imagery, curated summaries and fast category-led discovery.
AI · DESIGN · CULTURE
Homepage structure: a strong cover story anchors the publication, while category cards carry the ongoing editorial rhythm.
Understand the problem
Editorial architecture and reading flow
TCHNX needed to feel more like a credible technology publication than a simple feed. The content mix spans AI, design, product, culture and research, so the structure had to make categories understandable without creating friction for readers who simply want to browse what is new.
The main challenge was hierarchy. A cover story needed enough scale to carry the homepage, while the latest articles needed to remain dense enough for scanning. The interface also had to support AI-assisted production, where new topics, images and summaries are generated quickly but still require a controlled editorial frame.
The Solution
A magazine-like system for fast publishing
I structured the experience around a strong lead article and a modular latest-feed system. The cover story gives the page a clear editorial point of view, while the category filters and card grid let users jump into specific interests such as AI, products, UX research or culture.
The visual language uses a restrained dark editorial shell on the live product, bright generated imagery for distinction, and small functional details — category labels, read-time metadata, author signals and compact calls to action — to keep the publication feeling active without becoming noisy.
Editorial architecture
A cover-led homepage, clear categories and reusable article cards make the publication simple to scan and easy to maintain.
AI-assisted workflow
Generated drafts, summaries and visuals are shaped by a consistent editorial interface so output still feels curated.
Visual identity
Dark editorial framing and vibrant image treatments create a distinctive reading environment for technology commentary.
Publishing stack
Next.js, Sanity and automated content operations give the site a maintainable foundation for high-frequency publishing.
Outcomes
TCHNX now has a flexible publishing structure that can support cover stories, daily articles, category pages and searchable archives. The system gives AI-generated editorial output a consistent product frame, making each story feel curated rather than automatically assembled.
The case study demonstrates how a lightweight editorial product can combine brand, content operations and interface design into one repeatable system — allowing publishing speed without sacrificing clarity, rhythm or trust.