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@Halosznn_ Thank you for sharing.

Nigerians are spending money on AI video tools they do not need to pay for. Here are the free ones nobody is talking about + tutorials👇

@TechnicalBben Congratulations Ben.

Yooo, today I got a private invite to a convening hosted by jobberman and MasterCard to discuss the next phase of youth employment in Nigeria. 👀 From hawking on the streets of lagos to speaking in important rooms. Results of building in public. Thanks for the support guys.

@Finaltoucch This is inspiring! The magic of consistency is real.

I’ve been a graphic designer since 2016. For most of those years, I earned nothing, but I stayed consistent. I always had this feeling that something would eventually click if I didn’t stop. I’m glad it finally did in 2023. Seven years later. The magic lies in consistency.

@TechnicalBben I'm a UI/UX and graphic designer and I also do video editing. I help startups and brands turn rough ideas into designs that actually make sense and help you sell. I'm open to collaborations and referrals.

If you know you haven't had any major wins for a year now, quote this tweet with what you do maybe someone can see it and send you a referral. 🤞🏾

@richtosho Funded

Dear creatives, please read the contract properly before signing, don’t be in a haste to make money, you fit cry o.

@PeterROCK_ Happy birthday 🎂🎈

Happy birthday to me, still figuring things out the hard way, and somehow making it work.

@stijnnoorman Story

I spent $15,000+ to master storytelling. This got me 102M views on X last year. I wrote an eBook with the best lessons. FREE for 48h. Want it? • Comment 'story' • Like + follow me (so I can DM you) RTs aren’t required but appreciated.

These are my personal favourite go-to for website inspiration. maxibestof.one/websites onepagelove.com landings.dev godly.website land-book.com minimal.gallery

Logo Design - From Concept to Presentation dropbox.com/scl/fo/mg3xxd1…

You need to read more, and you need to consume less. You need to set aside time to do a workout for the mind, and you need to give it time to recover. Especially now that it's so easy for your cognitive capacity to atrophy. Refuse to become mentally obese.

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@Ayoolafelix Grateful

@realtinabrown_ I am 💯

Who is awake? You’re only allowed to engage with this tweet between 1am to 6am

Some of you are destined not to find work. You will always fail your interviews because it is written in your star to be a startup founder, that is your portion in this life and you can’t escape destiny!

@ChinazaBernice_ @stefanchoju Very Dangelous oo

@stefanchoju Lol 😂 Why he never post am for X Design twitter dangelous

I had to explain to my mum...

Every designer should know these AI tools to speed up their workflow in 2026. 🧵 Here is the List below 👇 : Save and repost this. 1.UX Research / UX Writing → chatgpt.com 2.Wireframing + UX Design + Prototyping → uxpilot.ai 3.Advanced Prototyping → figma.com/make 4.UI Creation / Wireframes → uizard.io 5.Brand Assets + Design Editing → moda.app 6.Pitch Deck Creation → gamma.app 7.Website / UI Design → framer.com/ai 8.AI Thinking Partner → claude.ai 9.Vibe Coding → lovable.dev 10.Vibe Animating → lottiefiles.com/ai 📌AI won’t replace designers. But designers who use AI will replace those who don’t. Follow me and turn on notifications 🔔 Which of these are you using already? 👇

@felixleezd Design

Introducing Vibe-Coding for Designers ⭐️ The world's FIRST online school for designers who want to ship, using Claude Code. New modules include Figma to Claude. Designers who ship are the most valuable hires in tech today. Comment "design" - I'll send you the link to apply.

I gave Claude one prompt. It built me a full app architecture. For every single screen. Sitemap. User flows. Microcopy. Error states. Empty states. UX designers, save and repost this to help any UX Designer struggling to understand how to design a full product end to end. 👇 Don’t miss to hit the follow button if you want to get more insight on how to 10x your workflow. The prompt 👇 You are a Senior UX Designer and Information Architect with 10+ years of experience designing complex digital products. I need you to generate a complete UX architecture document for my product. --- PRODUCT CONTEXT - Product name: [NAME] - Product type: [Web app / Mobile app / Both] - Industry: [e.g. Fintech / Health / E-commerce / SaaS] - Target users: [Describe your primary user, who they are, their goals, tech comfort level] - Core problem it solves: [1–2 sentences] - Key user actions (the 3–5 things users must be able to do): [List them] - Any known competitors or inspiration: [Optional] --- WHAT I NEED YOU TO GENERATE 1. INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE (IA) - Full sitemap of every screen/page in the app - Grouped by section (e.g. Onboarding, Dashboard, Settings) - Hierarchy shown clearly (parent → child pages) - Navigation structure (bottom nav / sidebar / top nav, recommend which and why) 2. USER FLOWS Generate step-by-step user flows for these core journeys: - Onboarding & account creation - Core action flow (the main thing the user comes to do) - Settings & profile management - Error recovery flow For each flow: show every screen the user touches, the decision points, and what happens on each path (success, error, edge case). 3. FULL SCREEN-BY-SCREEN BREAKDOWN For EVERY screen in the app, provide: - Screen name - Purpose (what the user is trying to do here) - Key UI elements on the screen - Primary action (main CTA) - Secondary actions - Navigation options available 4. MICROCOPY FOR EVERY SCREEN For each screen, write the actual copy for: - Page/screen title - Subheading or supporting text - CTA button labels - Input field placeholder text and labels - Tooltip or helper text (where relevant) 5. ERROR STATES For every screen or action that can fail, write: - The error scenario (what went wrong) - Error message headline (short, clear) - Error body copy (explain what happened + what to do) - CTA label to recover (e.g. "Try Again", "Go Back", "Contact Support") Cover at minimum: form validation errors, network/connection errors, permission denied, session expired, payment failure (if applicable). 6. EMPTY STATES For every screen that can appear empty (no data yet), write: - Empty state illustration description (what to show visually) - Headline - Supporting copy - CTA to help user take their first action Cover: first-time user empty states AND zero-result search/filter states. 7. LOADING & TRANSITION STATES For key screens, describe: - What loading state looks like (skeleton screen, spinner, etc.) - Loading copy if any (e.g. "Getting your dashboard ready…") - Transition message after a completed action (e.g. success toast, confirmation screen) 8. STRUCTURAL RECOMMENDATIONS Based on the product type and user goals: - Recommend the best navigation pattern and why - Flag any screens that might cause confusion or drop-off - Suggest any flows that could be simplified or merged - Identify where progressive disclosure should be applied - Call out any accessibility considerations per screen --- OUTPUT FORMAT Structure your response like a UX specification document with clear headings for each section. Use tables where it helps clarity (especially for microcopy and error states). Be exhaustive, I want this to be thorough enough to hand directly to a developer or use as a Figma annotation reference.