Tejas Kumar: in the AI era, frontend value is taste and the web belongs to agents
TejasKumar_ · x · 2026-10-12
A sketch-note of Tejas Kumar's Frontkon talk "Frontend After AI: The New UX" distills his key points: when coding is no longer the job, taste is what makes builders valuable; experts spot fakes by studying real things, not fakes; "the web is definitely not for us anymore, but it's for agents"; and success is measured by whether users genuinely love the experience.
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