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wild

Design Services

Vienna, Vienna 3,149 followers

wild is a digital design & technology studio turning ideas into impactful experiences.

About us

We bring together innovation, design, technology, and business strategy to build award-winning websites, apps, digital content, and AI products. wild is in Residence.

Website
http://www.wild.as
Industry
Design Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Vienna, Vienna
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2014
Specialties
Virtual Reality, Generative AI, AI Product Development, AI Agent Creation, LLM Strategy, E-Commerce Builds, UX Strategy, UI Design, App Development, MR Experiences, API Development, Digital Branding, Conversion Rate Optimization, CMS Development, XR Experiences, WebGL Development, Design Systems, and Rapid Prototyping

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    Our Managing Director & CTO Thomas Ragger recently shared his observations on a fundamental role shift within our industry. As tools like Claude Code and Gemini flatten the technical learning curve, we are seeing the rise of the high agency generalist. The takeaway? When anyone can build, taste and craft become more important than ever before.

    I’ve been thinking a lot about the evolution of digital agency roles lately. At wild, ownership has long been a core value. We believe everyone should feel responsible and accountable not just for their individual output, but for the success of the project as a whole. We always had a big focus on merging design & technology by building a team of high agency generalists to make this a reality, but it used to be challenging. Now, tools like Claude Code and Gemini have flattened that learning curve. Knowing how to express your ideas through code is no longer a niche skill. Anyone now has access to this magical superpower. 1. Designers no longer have to tediously build static wireframes and Clickdummy's, they can prompt a functional app into existence to inform their decision making. They can use their art direction and taste to shape content through custom asset-creation workflows. They can define a brand's tone of voice through AI-assisted copywriting and prototype micro interactions without the help of a developer. This allows them to prove a vision works in the real world rather than just showing static mockups. 2. Developers become conductors of agents (see Tom Schönmann's ingenious article about agent harnessing https://lnkd.in/dtC7FtW6). They use MCP-enabled design systems to combine agentic coding with beautiful UI and their technical understanding to "harden" what might have started as a vibe-coded prototype to be production ready. Our first and last differentiator: Taste & Craft When anyone can build, the only thing that makes a great product stand out is the collective craft and attention to detail of the people behind it. Let's use this mind bending creative autonomy to ensure that we bring more beauty & craft into this world.

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    In our latest lab article, Tom Schönmann shares how he tested the orchestrator–subagent pattern in a side project using Kimi Code CLI. The goal was simple: understand how it actually works before we even think about putting it into production. Spoiler: Turns out AIs need middle management. Curious what happens when multiple agents collaborate instead of one trying to do it all? Check out the latest lab article, Unleash the Kimis. https://lnkd.in/dU99--Ph

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    “Our tool wasn’t pretty enough, so we built a tool and made it pretty. If vibe coding is going to take over, it better learn aesthetics.” Eva Landaluce Bastida, Creative Lead at wild For her AI Tooling Challenge submission, Eva built a small app called MIRRORA. It captures the design system of any website, converts it into JSON, and makes it usable for fast prototypes. One tap, and you’re working inside a borrowed visual language. A simple, scrappy designer tool. Built to make vibe coding look better. Read more about our AI tooling awards on wild labs: https://lnkd.in/dGY95c34

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    "It was a pain, but the good kind. I learned that simple ideas are often the most practical and that stubborn persistence pays off. If you don’t know how to code, asking multiple AIs the same question in different ways can get you surprisingly far." Anton Fullerton, Designer at wild Welcome to wild's AI Tooling Challenge. No workshops. No playbooks. Just time, curiosity, and the space to build things that might not matter. We’ll be dropping our daily experiments - some polished, some raw, all functional - right here. Day 3: Anton's idea was simple. Make endless clicking a little healthier. After 10,000 clicks anywhere on your system, CLICK BREAK steps in with a notification, calming sound, and dreamy visuals. A small, playful nudge to take a 15-minute reset before your hands complain. The build was curious and chaotic. Anton jumped between GitHub Copilot, Google AI Build, Claude, ChatGPT, and VS Code, guessing, retrying, breaking things, and pushing until CLICK BREAK was born. Read more about our AI tooling awards on wild labs: https://lnkd.in/dGY95c34

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    “This is rough and unfinished, but it is insane how fast the core idea can work, even outside familiar territory.” Kerstin Harrer, Designer at wild Welcome to wild's AI Tooling Challenge. No workshops. No playbooks. Just time, curiosity, and the space to build things that might not matter. We’ll be dropping our daily experiments - some polished, some raw, all functional - right here. Day 2: For her AI tooling award submission, Kerstin explored a new space by building a component library designed to live inside a chat interface. Most libraries rely on low-level primitives. This experiment pushes toward higher-level widgets with less setup and more structure. The result is an early prototype that feels promising, even if it’s not quite there yet. A fun experiment, and a useful one for learning where this approach could go next. Read more about our AI tooling awards on wild labs: https://lnkd.in/dGY95c34

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    "I’ve called a robot a dickhead more times than I’d like to admit." (Anton Fullerton) That’s the reality of our ongoing AI Tooling Challenge. No workshops. No playbooks. Just time, curiosity, and the space to build things that might not matter. Learn more on https://wild.as/labs We’ll be dropping our daily experiments - some polished, some raw, all functional - right here. Day 1: Sorty. by Anton Fullerton Okayyyy, so this month’s vibe is a desktop app called Sorty! Sick of being unorganised? I got youuu. Sorty is a context-aware file router that keeps your projects organised. No more chaotic desktops or Downloads drowning in random files. Just set each project’s folder once, then toggle between them as you work. Got “Dogs” as your active project? Save files anywhere on your computer, screenshots, downloads, exports and Sorty quietly moves them into the right place within that project. It’s a zero-thought workflow, sorting your workspace so you can focus on the fun stuff. When you switch projects, Sorty switches with you. The goal’s simple: Stop a graveyard of lost files, and focus on your work. Not your folders.

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    To stay fast, you have to stay playful. We’ve found that the best way to build internal capability isn't through smart discussions or offering access to the latest tools. It's by building software that might be completely useless (or surprisingly helpful). With this in mind, we rolled out vibe coding hackathons across our network, inviting everyone from the design team, through finance and HR to get their hands dirty. See Thomas Ragger's take on how our team moved beyond just using AI to chat. https://lnkd.in/dGY95c34

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    Integrated Power Services (IPS) is built around responsiveness, from consultation and engineering to field service and installation. Their website needed to match that mindset, and make a wide range of services feel cohesive instead of overwhelming. wild designed and built a bold, structured website rooted in strong hierarchy, editorial typography, and a flexible system that scales across content types. Take a look at the cleaner, more confident platform that supports faster discovery, better decision-making, and a stronger brand presence built for growth. https://wild.as/work/ips

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