Zach Leach, head of design at Gamma, reveals how his small team uses AI to analyze global feedback, create on-brand imagery, and maintain design quality while serving users in more than 60 countries.

What you’ll learn:

How Gamma analyzes feedback from their 60% international user base using ChatGPT’s deep research capabilities
How to transform hundreds of multilingual feedback items into actionable design insights
A simple workflow for creating on-brand imagery using Midjourney-style references
How to use AI to maintain brand consistency across a globally distributed product
The secret to removing image backgrounds instantly using Replicate
How to create consistent, high-quality job descriptions in minutes using AI templates

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Where to find Zach Leach:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zleach

X: https://x.com/thisiszach

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Where to find Claire Vo:

ChatPRD: https://www.chatprd.ai/

Website: https://clairevo.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clairevo/

X: https://x.com/clairevo

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In this episode, we cover:

(00:00) Intro

(02:42) Building the Gamma AI image editing feature

(05:25) Using ChatGPT’s deep research for feedback analysis

(09:10) How feedback was analyzed before AI tools

(10:10) Benefits of deep research vs. basic scripting

(12:40) Insights from ChatGPT's deep research

(16:41) Demo of Midjourney workflow for creating on-brand art

(23:54) Using Replicate for background removal

(25:40) Style references (SREF) and brand consistency in Midjourney

(29:19) An AI workflow for creating consistent job descriptions

(32:27) Conclusion and final thoughts

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ChatGPT feedback prompt

“This is some feedback we’ve received about our AI image editing feature. I want you to analyze the feedback and find where we are doing poorly and where we are doing well. Break down for our product team what kinds of things we are doing well and why, and what kinds of things we are doing poorly and why. What do people love? What do people hate? Where can we improve?”