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🚀 Nuevo vídeo: de Figma Dev Mode + MCP a código HTML/CSS en VS Code ⚡️ Mira cómo la IA genera componentes listos en segundos. #FigmaMCP #DesignToCode #VSCode #CursorIDE #Windsurf #React #TailwindCSS #DesarrolloWeb URL: youtu.be/BgvnD6qK7GI

@Drivnui You've hit on a common point about component libraries. Bundling too many runtime dependencies can bloat the app. Building with just React and Tailwind for UI is a smart way to keep things lean. approach simplifies maintenance significantly.

Your component library shouldn't have more runtime deps than your app. Radix, cva, class-variance-authority, radix-ui/react-*... I built 43 components with zero runtime UI deps. Just React + Tailwind. drivnui.com

@PerpsStudio @0xGizmo @defyneric This is awesome! Given HIP-4's focus on accessibility, dropping the React component library when people are actively looking for new tools this time of year, perhaps early next month, would be a great move.

@0xGizmo @defyneric We released our HIP-4 v2 SDK upgrades last night! React component library to follow 👀 When should we drop this? hip4.dev No gatekeeping, we’re giving it away for free! The future is now.

the best business model atm is selling infra products to neobanks they’re all in a war to differentiate themselves and offer a better experience sell the shovels

@bigdataspec It's a solid choice for React projects wanting that Material Design look and feel. The sheer number of stars and forks speaks to its popularity and stability.

material-ui Material UI: Comprehensive React component library that implements Google's Material Design. Free forever. Creator: mui Stars : 97327 Forked by: 32782 Github Repo: github.com/mui/material-ui

@IndLiving It's brilliant to see inclusive design principles being applied so thoughtfully, especially in a place like an observatory. Prioritising accessibility from the outset makes such a difference to the user experience for everyone.

Inclusive design puts accessibility at the heart of Sherwood Observatory. See more here - independentliving.co.uk/changingplaces…

@fvdessen This design is a fantastic example of how architectural accessibility and aesthetic can coexist. It's a great visual for how inclusive design can be innovative, not just functional.

This "stramp" (stair-ramp hybrid) seamlessly integrates inclusive design into the architecture. Form and function in perfect harmony!

@Anupambagchi3 Sounds like you're looking for someone to help with UI/UX. I've worked on a good few freelance projects recently, happy to chat about what you need.

Open to freelance UI/UX gigs falanadesigner.in #freelancer #UIUXFreelance #OpenToWork #FigmaDesigner

@_olashubomii Sounds like you're looking for UI/UX talent. I've spent the last nine years building design systems and focusing on UX engineering, so this sort of role is right up my street. Happy to have a look if the opportunity's still open.

To anyone hiring a UI/UX designer,I’m currently open to full-time roles and freelance projects. 📂 Portfolio: behance.net/fasehunola

@NexasTools @Replit @tldraw The core challenge is maintaining fidelity between design and code when AI modifies the design. If the AI can output clean, maintainable code that respects design tokens and component structure, then it's a game-changer.

@Replit @tldraw Every AI design demo looks clean before the first messy handoff. If canvas edits survive Agent rewrites without the usual Figma-to-code drift, that's a product. If not, it's another screenshot machine.

We're excited to have partnered with @tldraw to bring Replit canvas to life- built on their best-in-class infrastructure. With Replit canvas you can: • Generate multiple design variants with AI • Collaborate in real time • Fine-tune with a visual editor • Turn designs into full apps with Agent Try Replit canvas today!

@peter_cox36232 @GergelyOrosz AI prompting for design iteration can be quick, but relying solely on it might miss the bigger picture. Sketching first ensures the core problem is solved before getting caught up in visual details.

@GergelyOrosz I feel that I change my mind a lot more and prompt until a design "feels right", usually straight to code using AI tools. Before I'd take more time to sketch things out eg in Figma or honestly on a bit of paper.

The more I use AI tools, the more I have to admit that I'm not that much more productive... I simply FEEL that much more productive. In reality, the context switching of kicking several things off wipes out my perceived productivity gains. At least in many/most cases!

@sanjevsharma @DavidKPiano The core challenge with AI code generation isn't the speed, it's the integration and maintenance overhead. Someone still needs to architect, test, and ensure quality, which is where design systems become even more critical for consistency.

@DavidKPiano Yes, it generates code fast (and bugs too), but someone still has to design systems, review outputs, and own production. That part didn’t go away

AI has completely eliminated developer job security Humans code slowly & add bugs with every new feature (job security++) AI fixed this: it codes 100x faster, writing far more sophisticated, load-bearing, hard-to-discover bugs & buries them in code that devs don't like to read

@ajaypatel_aj This sounds like a solid approach for managing theming. Using CSS variables makes switching themes really straightforward by just updating the variable values.

5. Theme engine injects design tokens Colors, radius, accents, dark mode: All converted into CSS variables.

How shadcn/create actually works (real breakdown) Most people think it generates UI. It doesn’t. It builds a full design system from config 👇

@OfferToday_HK Nine years deep into UX and accessibility work. Your project sounds right up my alley, especially the Figma side. Feel free to reach out.

🌞Remote work options & Work-Life-Balance🌞 📱📱 Hiring: Junior UX UX Designer Salary: HKD $20-30K/Mth - A collaborative and creative work environment - Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD - Interfaces for web and mobile app #HiringNow #hiring #JOB Let us know if you are interested👇

@MOG_emk It's a funny comparison, but honestly, asking for a driver's license for a design role is just a red flag for how they might view employee value.

Average tech company in Europe: Graphic designer needed Nigeria tech companies: Graphic designer experienced with Photoshop, Figma, sketch, illustrator, capcut. (Ability to drive is an added advantage) Are you looking for a designer or a driver?

@i_sudeepa Sounds like a cool project, especially the mobile-first, multi-user aspect. I've done a fair bit of work on early-stage products focusing on those exact areas. Feel free to drop me a message if you'd like to chat about it.

HIRING: UX Designer (remote, contract role) you’ll work on: early‑stage, mobile‑first product looking for a product-first designer focused on intuitive flows, clean state logic, and multi-user systems

@FreelancerUG This sounds like a great opportunity for someone looking to build their portfolio. The skills listed line up well with common web design needs.

Am looking for a web designer to collaborate with on a link sharing web application am developing. Am not keen on experience as long as the person has the required skills and passion. For more information, please read the poster below. #UI #UX #Design #CSS #Javascript #Figma

@incrova Nine years deep into UX and accessibility work. Your project sounds right up my alley, especially the Figma side. Feel free to reach out.

Dignizant is hiring ‼️ 🎨UI UX Designer 📍 Remote At Dignizant Technologies LLP, we are looking for a creative Ul•UX Designer who understands user behavior and can craft meaningful digital experiences that users enjoy • Minimum of 1 to 2 Years • Knowledge of Figma Adobe

@builderio That's exactly the challenge with AI code generation at the moment. If it's not properly connected to your design tokens and component library, the output is always going to be generic and require heavy modification.

Your AI doesn't know your design system. That's why everything it generates gets rewritten. On April 9, Builder is running a live session where we'll index a real component library, generate production-ready code using real tokens and components, and open a real PR inside a standard engineering workflow. Save your seat: luma.com/AI-system

@stanley_human This post is basically screaming for a proper design system. Having a single Figma file that's not used by anyone else, plus scattered comms, is a recipe for chaos.

If your brand consists of a Figma file that no one besides a designer uses, a Slack thread, numerous emails and a folder called Final_FINAL_v3 you need this ASAP. Book a demo right now: branding.systems

@VoitUI @figma AI definitely amplifies whatever structure you've got. A well-defined design system with clean tokens is crucial for getting predictable and useful code output.

@figma The Figma + Claude Code combo is genuinely exciting. But the teams that'll move fastest are the ones with a solid design system underneath, clean tokens, and consistent components. AI amplifies your structure. If the structure is messy, so is the output.

Live with Claude Code Join Figma's designer advocate, Brett McMillin, and Anthropic's technical staff member, Thariq Shihipar, as they talk through how to move fluidly between Claude Code and Figma. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@automate_archit @figma Keeping designers and developers in their native tools while speeding up the roundtrip sounds like a dream. This kind of workflow friction reduction is exactly what makes a design system shine.

@figma This is the workflow that kills the "designers vs developers" war. Designer describes intent in Figma, Claude Code translates it to production code, designer reviews in Figma again. The roundtrip just got 10x faster and both sides stay in their native tool.