Sep

@Udhayya_ Good job! Do you use a grid for products?

Closeup shots of the recent product design works how did i do?

@hewarsaber Damn I love twitter drama 🍿

Designing a logo in Figma 20 seconds

@natkohasic The UI begs the illustration!

Some older UI work.

State Machine baby! 🔥 Countdown UI component With @rive_app

@srotimi_ui It's a paid task

@Sepuix Haha... I get them from pinterest after 2hrs+ of searching. Looking for bg is usually a chore on its own

This dashboard design is soo sick!!

@samtwtss Gimme the top left

weekly design recap which one would you pick?

Okay my feed now is only designs reposted from other designers, where's the creativity you all?

@joshpuckett Stealing credit is just borrowed attention with a very short shelf life 😂 The original creator always surfaces eventually. And the people worth impressing in this industry? They notice.

Stop sharing the work of other designers as if it is your own. I am saddened that this is even a conversation we apparently need to be having, but I'm seeing an increase in posts where work is shared in a way that subtly—or not so subtly—suggests the poster is the one who created it, while giving no credit to the original designer. I think folks do this under the guise of marketing, trying to just 'share inspo' or get traction so they can drop their subscription design service in the comments, but it's a shameful way to try and grow. At best you are cheating yourself out of the chance to actually connect and engage with those creating the work that inspires you. At worst you will inevitably get called out, look like a fool, and immediately go on 'do not hire or refer' lists that you probably weren't aware even existed. Our industry is small, and careers are long. It may seem tempting, like any shortcut is, to do it for the views or as a way to get started, but I promise you your integrity, authenticity, and relationships are far more valuable. It's great to share work that inspires you! We all love discovering new things. But when you do, share it in a way that honors and credits those who made it. The day will eventually come when you wish someone did the same when sharing your own work.

That's when you know vibe coding has gone wrong, and way too wrong:

@j_kyorov You're my favorite designer now, no 🧢

More detailed sections 👀

@ItsPeterDesign Check your insta saves too, thank me later

I just opened my bookmarks, there’s so much great inspiration in there. Funny thing is, I always bookmark nice designs but never actually go back to them… but I will now.

@uialexk Flag of japan in multiverse is unique tho

Design twitter be like.. Look at this totally unique logo I designed

@DanielMegzi @MeshkitOfficial Damn that sounds awesome!

We’re rebuilding how 3D works @MeshkitOfficial. This isn’t another asset library. It’s a structured 3D design system built for real workflows. We’re opening a small closed beta. Drop your email and be first in. Early access. Full Pro features. No charge. t.co/QMl9Xru7rk

@aliszu Great design, what app is this?

create collection

@aliszu I actually want to try this ngl

if you want to read more books, just put one in the restroom and don't take your phone with you

@nikitabier Anything you launch, please don't add the letter X to its name

Crypto has had a rough year. Maybe we should launch something to fix it.

@joshpuckett Instead of splitting tasks to go faster, everyone's now doing ALL the tasks themselves because AI makes it "easy." But easy isn't the same as smart.

Unresolved evening thought: I can’t help but wonder if, with AI and “build vs buy”, we’re not actually going backwards in some ways. Like we’re all spending a million afternoons making the same pins, and reducing our specialization and thereby losing compounding leverage as a whole. Obviously the cost of production has cratered in many ways, but it still feels very early on the whole as we figure out what we should *actually* be doing.

@socoloffalex And yet, people use AI prompts for visual brand shots

Nolana brand identity done by me ✨

@MarceloDesignX Subtle glass effect + dark background plus some gradients seems to bring a similar style on the table

It looks so premium. I’m actually thinking about how to bring a similar style into a concept for an app or website.