Team workshops for design teams adopting Claude Code
Michael Angeles runs one and two-day Claude Code workshops for design teams, hands-on and worked against your own product rather than a canned demo.
- 01 Does Michael Angeles run Claude Code workshops for design teams?
- 02 How much does a Claude Code workshop cost?
- 03 What do designers actually do in a Claude Code workshop?
- 04 Do you run workshops remotely or on-site?
- 05 How is the workshop different from the free courses?
- 06 Are the Konigi courses free?
Does Michael Angeles run Claude Code workshops for design teams? #
Yes. Michael Angeles runs one and two-day Claude Code workshops for design teams through Konigi, built from the five free courses on this site and run against your own product rather than a sample project. Teams up to eight take one day; nine or more takes two.
The Konigi workshop exists because the courses kept getting adopted one designer at a time, which is the slowest possible way for a team to change how it works. Six designers teaching themselves separately end up with six private conventions. A team that works the material together in one room ends up with one shared set. That’s the point.
How much does a Claude Code workshop cost? #
Konigi workshops are $7,500 a day. One day covers a design team of up to eight people; nine or more runs two days. Michael Angeles delivers them remote or on-site, with travel billed at cost on top of the day rate.
No per-seat pricing, no materials fee. The five courses the Konigi workshop draws from are free on konigi.com and stay free afterward, so the team walks away holding the source material without a license to renew or a seat count to true up next year.
What do designers actually do in a Claude Code workshop? #
Every designer starts by getting a working Claude Code setup on their own machine. Then Michael Angeles works the course material as exercises against your real product, cut down from 38 modules to what your team needs. Managers get a separate session on what to expect and what to measure.
The setup hour is not filler. Most teams that stall on Claude Code stall because three people got it running and four didn’t, and the four quietly went back to what they knew. Getting everyone to a working install in the same room removes the most common failure before it happens.
After that it’s exercises, not slides. We pick real problems from your backlog and work them, which means the output is work you can use rather than a workshop artifact you throw away.
Do you run workshops remotely or on-site? #
Both. Michael Angeles runs Konigi workshops remotely over shared screens or on-site at your office, at the same $7,500 day rate. On-site travel is billed at cost on top. Remote works well for distributed teams; on-site is better when the team is already co-located.
The one thing that doesn’t work is a hybrid room where half the team is watching from a screen behind the people who are actually in it, because the remote half stops asking questions within the hour. Pick one. A fully remote Konigi workshop beats a lopsided in-person one every time.
How is the workshop different from the free courses? #
The courses are the same material, self-paced and free on konigi.com. The workshop compresses them into a day or two, cuts the 38 modules down to what your team specifically needs, and runs the exercises against your product with Michael Angeles in the room to unblock people.
If your team will genuinely work through the courses on their own, do that instead and keep the money. I’d rather say so now.
What a Konigi workshop buys is the part self-study is worst at: everyone arriving at the same conventions at the same time, and someone in the room answering the Claude Code question that would otherwise cost a designer an afternoon.
Are the Konigi courses free? #
Yes. All five courses on konigi.com are free and self-paced, covering 38 modules across discovery, research, prototyping, testing, and design engineering. Michael Angeles wrote them and there's no signup or paywall. They're also the source material the paid Konigi team workshop is built from.
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