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A demo of the move/auto layout tool. uitool.bar - try for free Drag elements to reorder them within their container, or use freeform mode to position elements with CSS. Drop zones show valid insertion points.

@CodeWizard Well now it is. Try uitool.bar

@ddotdev Looks good Don, really nice UI too. I wish it was always this easy to build components 😂

Building something cool and sharing the journey here? It's great to meet you 🤝 Tell me what you're creating - planning to dive deep into everyone's work this weekend 👇

@sickdotdev That’s the whole point. Same visual design without the compromise.

@ddotdev figma for devs but devs already barely use figma

Pitch your startup: • 1 line about it • Add your link Seen by 78000 people last week. Yes, it counts as marketing, go!🚀

@SoraiaDev Often missed out. I did that too now I can finally fix it

@ddotdev I may write a thread about this, I think is interesting to set up a couple of things before puting a website live

PocketUI has been live for 2 days. Already showing up in Google Search Console. Already ranking for non-brand keywords. Should I break down exactly how I warm up a new page for SEO?

Rebuilding my new landing page and feature section entirely with uitool.bar (my own tool lol) Honestly devs should adopt this. Please share

@AdhamDannaway List track. I wanted to know how it was built

@ddotdev not sure what you mean?

Ever feel like your UI is ALMOST there? 😤 Great interfaces rarely come from a single thing. It's usually a collection of small things that compound into a great experience. Here are a few small details to make any interface feel better 👇 jakub.kr/writing/detail… By Jakub Krehel

@AdhamDannaway How did you build the ui/ux. what’s frame works ? Or prompts?!

@ddotdev I also like that the examples in the article are also interactive 🙌

@did0f Grazie mille. Looking for feedback please let me know how it goes

@ddotdev This is very interesting and I'm testing it this evening.

AI can now generate entire UIs in seconds. But here’s the problem: editing them is still painful. You’re stuck copy-pasting code, hunting for the right component, and describing what you want changed. What if you could just point at any element on a live webpage and have AI edit it instantly? That’s uitool.bar — a browser extension that lets you visually select any element, automatically detects its React component and file path, and sends it straight to your IDE. Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code — it just works. No more “change the button on on the landing ”. Context overload, tab switching . Just click it. uitool.bar try now

@Canvasowl @zuess05 Thanks it’s been a long passion project for me. Happy to see it’s out now

@ddotdev @zuess05 This is pretty cool

We all know you aren't doing enough marketing today. Consider this your free pass. What are you shipping right now? Drop the link below and let's get you some users 👇

@AlexHormozi uitool.bar

Friendly reminder that AI will never be worse than it is right now. If you assume any rate of improvement over any reasonable period - learning how to use it becomes your #1 priority.

focus states on inputs usually need JS to style siblings (icon color, border glow). :has() kills that with one selector on the parent.

@imalice97 Hi

Even if you have 1 followers, Just say hello, let’s follow you ✌️

My new extension already has 14 new users. 🎉🎉🎉 big milestone for me 🔹14 new users 🔹$0 MRR 🔹317 npm package downloads Happy to say the list Check it out at uitool.bar Ps: any big accounts want to show love. Dm for access

@dramaricic Trying hard

Your product might be good. But if nobody sees it, it doesn’t matter. How are you getting users?

this guy created a great tool, I think he wants to create a framer/webflow style no-code tool but for any website you want. Cool as heck, congrats @ddotdev