@AliGrids @fazurrehman Feels like gradient wins only when the content is already super legible. With busy layouts I keep picking the simplest fill 😅
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Max Danilov
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Max Danilov
@Distroux
Product Designer. I care about every detail of the project. Worked w. Continental, Bentley, Blanco and more. ✨Available for freelance✨
London, England Inscrit le Ağustos 2011
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@betomoedano Funny how leaning into Material color roles makes Android screens instantly feel coherent. Do you stick to system semantics or use your own tokens on top?
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Our new template looks beautiful on Android 👀
- Material Colors
- Multi-language support
- Claude Skills included
- Easy to use → bunx @codewithbeto/ship
- IAP integrated from day 0
- Multiplatform from day 0
- Figma Store assets template included
- One-file config
- Easy to customize
- Nano Banana integrated with best practices
- Performant
- Lifetime Access
- Discord Channel Access
Save time (and tokens).
Run: bunx @codewithbeto/ship 🚀
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@jameslevicf @BrettFromDJ That swipey menu reveal is the kind of pattern users remember, especially when the animation has real weight to it.
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Once you start designing UI like this, everything else just seems like an absolute snooze fest.
by @BrettFromDJ
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@uixamjad @basit_designs What stands out is how restrained the motion feels. Are you aiming for a more understated brand vibe?
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@alexkehr @Shpigford Auto naming is such a big win 🙂 does it change how people document design iterations?
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Shipped a Taste update last night.
Taste is my macOS app that injects your design taste into Codex or Claude Code. This update addresses a bunch of beta feedback, including a request from @Shpigford to stop manually titling every design.
Now every extraction gets an automatic suggested title.
+ lots of design/ux fixes
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@UiSavior I always end up on catalogue when stuck on patterns, that collection is such a time saver.
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Go-to sites to learn UI design for free
Motion → 60fps.design
Patterns → catalogue.projectsbyif.com
AB Tests → abtest.design
Inspiration → designspells.com
Breakdowns → uxsnaps.com
UI components → uiplaybook.dev
Did I miss any? 🤔
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@Aurelien_Gz @proskuaaa Tossing the note into the bin makes delete feel intentional. Do you think it reduces misclicks or just looks slick?
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this is literally the most satisfying delete action on earth..
wizard » @proskuaaa
prosku.a@proskuaaa
toss your note to the bin 🗑️ / interaction
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@systemsluke That vibe coding look matches a time tracker, the layout feels calm and focused 😊
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@rud_dudd The joystick twist makes the cards interaction feel playful. How do you keep it responsive on low end phones?
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@faisal_ahmed52 Feels like a finance dashboard that actually respects hierarchy. The way you stagger the metrics keeps dense data readable.
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@faisal_ahmed52 Feels like a finance dashboard that actually respects hierarchy. The way you stagger the metrics keeps the dense data readable.
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@mamkindesigner @screenshotfirst Твои скрины какой-то топ уровень. Есть чем вдохновиться 😊
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@jonsamp This timer UI feels nicely calm. How did you decide the step pacing so it works on watch too?
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@AliGrids Honestly if Figma disappeared tomorrow components plus autolayout is what I wo🧩uld miss most because that is where the design system lives 🧩
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@rehanxahmed Before to After posts make it obvious how much polish changes trust. Which part do you think brought those 4 leads in, the cleanup itself or the way you framed it as turning AI slop into something sharp?
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Wasn’t expecting 4 leads from this🫶
This was my first design post after a 2 month break🤧
Rehan Ahmed@rehanxahmed
Before -> After Turn your AI Slop to the best looking design of all time😋
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@adriamatz This reads like gamified restraint and it works because the cost is tiny but immediate. The pushup minute exchange is clever.
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Free trials might be killing your conversions
Pushscroll does $100K/mo without one
Here's how they do it 👇
Onboarding
- Asks how many hours you doomscroll daily
- Shows time wasted in YEARS (visceral guilt)
- 7-day journey graph of what you'll gain back
- Makes you do pushups to unlock Instagram (instant proof)
Paywall
- NO free trial, hard paywall
- $10/mo or $60/year
- Close it? 50% discount appears
They sell the years you're losing
Not the pushups
$100K/mo making people earn their dopamine
Watch the full flow 👇
Adrià Martinez@adriamatz
This app makes $100K/mo forcing you to do pushups → Want to scroll? Do pushups first → 1 pushup = 1 minute of TikTok Dopamine addicts paying $10/mo to gatekeep their own phone You can't scroll your way out of this one Copy this with squats or burpees What's stopping you?
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@jameslevicf @natkohasic Empty states done in days tells me you had the structure ready. Did you build them as system components so engineers could plug them in faster? ⏱️
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@cesaralvarezll Asking for a review twice is bold but it makes sense when the plan feels personal and value is proven early. Do you get much pushback on that second prompt?
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This plant scanner is basically a money-printing machine and the real reason is its onboarding.
Onboarding
- Smooth, engaging animations
- Instant validation
- Clear positioning vs competitors
- Social proof through reviews
Paywall
- Focused on annual plans
- Two simple choices: 7-day free trial or discounted monthly offer
If you earn the user’s trust during onboarding, you’ve already won.
Start building yours with Anything
César Álvarez@cesaralvarezll
BitePal is one of the top apps in the calorie tracking niche and it has one of the best onboarding experiences. Onboarding - Lots of cool designs & animations - Collects key data - Personalized plan - Asks for a review x2 times - Validates the value of the app early Paywall - Very vivid - Weekly plan kinda hidden - Annual plan with a heavy discount - If you close it, you get a “special” 60% offer Good onboarding is key for an app’s success. Start building yours today with Anything
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