Layefa Amakubukuro

Most products don’t struggle because they lack features. They struggle because users don’t understand them. If users have to think too much… they won’t stay. I share insights on: • UX design • No-code • Data Follow for practical product insights.

@StudenTLectureR Oya share now

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@Peter_Soida Seen it. 🫡

@layefaUXD done!

It's time to help each other If you're into tech, media, writing, or building in public Let's connect 🤝

@TariusNG You can have your own team, people who really understand your vision of what you want to build

A lot of ideas but I’m just one guy.

@engineseer @zuess05 Hmm, in a way i totally agree with you. Large companies are pushing a very strong narrative, hence the reason why AI is so hyped.

@layefaUXD @zuess05 Writing code was never the bottleneck. It was always about solving the problem, and writing code helps you solve the problem since code requires exact specs. Large companies also like the illusion of productivity, which is why AI has been hyped so much.

Serious question. If every single developer is currently using Claude to write, debug, and ship 90% of their production code... What are companies actually asking in tech interviews right now?

@Heis__emem @Nira_O351 lol, life goes on

@layefaUXD @Nira_O351 Naso dem dey deceive US oo

Real ones follow back instantly ⚡

If AI can write the code… Then your value is no longer in writing it. It’s in knowing what should be written.

@Raynerdtech Skill wasn’t the problem… alignment was. One learned what the market needed now. The other learned what the market values later. Both paths work — but only if you understand the timeline

2 friends started web development in 2024. One learned WordPress. The other went deep into coding. By 2025, one was already getting gigs… business websites, e-commerce stores, steady money. The other? Very skilled… could build real systems from scratch. But no clients. Why? Businesses don’t want code they can’t manage. Fast forward… one is earning early, the other starts doubting himself and quit. Same start. Different outcomes. Maybe he wouldn’t have quit if he knows what path he was heading, if he knew why or the difference in learning coding, Wordpress, Shopify, framer, webflow, Squarespace and others, he would have gone for something that suit his goals Let’s fix the confusion 🧵

Not everyone who follows you will resonate with your content. And that’s okay. Growth on X is a leverage game. Value brings people in. But alignment keeps them engaged. That’s why your niche matters. And why engaging your mutuals matters even more.

@frontend__fairy Some vibes coders would think this is a total of time, but dear, you are on the right path. Keep it up.

What’s the one advice you will give to a newbie starting web development journey with HTML in 2026?

@AfolabiDewale Wow, this is really good, simplicity is really complex but then you dont have to think it too much. Clean

I own this work! 🔥 Incase you see it anywhere else, I own it !’ 💯 I think about it , sketched it, and designed it.✨

@AfolabiDewale I am a UxUi Designer, i like the idea of connecting. I am doing that right a way

Let’s connect with new people guys🔥 If you are in tech: UI/UX Design 
Cybersecurity 
AI Automation 
Graphics Design 
Video Editing 
Data Analysis Let’s connect with each other here 🤝

I want to be a founder some day while i still build. In my own opinion, i think Most builders are closer to being founders than they think. They already have execution. What’s missing is judgment: • choosing the right problems • understanding users • saying no to the wrong things That’s the real shift.

@dave_nilra @zuess05 You are on point on this

That's what it SHOULD be like, but many companies still are giving stupid coding tests and not allowing you to use AI. I think companies need to get smarter about testing how well you can think and interact with a coding agent than remembering dumb string sorting algorithms that aren't important.

@StudenTLectureR Go ahead brother. I am sure it is going to inspire us

I have a testimony to share 😩❤️ It's a good news

@zuess05 If AI can do 90% of the coding… Then interviews naturally shift to what actually matters. That is problem solving, system design, spotting issues in generated code. In my opinion, writing code is no longer the bottleneck. Thinking is. And it is not what you just vibe code

@zuess05 Yes, that's just it

@ossaivictor1_ Yes consistency and value. When your content resonate well with me, I will definitely engage.

Creating an audience here is not easy especially when you're not using giveaways or sh0ut-0ut like the big accounts does, The only thing you have with you is consistency,