Ashwin

@divriots @variantui Button doesn't show up, just the regular one to capture the entire page, also the domain is now variant.com not variant.ai

variant.ai → #Figma. Instantly. ✨ New native support for @variantui in html.to.design 1. Design in Variant 2. Launch the html.to.design chrome extension 3. Hit "import" 4. Voila! 👉 chromewebstore.google.com/detail/htmltod…

@Nourin_withAi Step 1, create a following with BS income claims

You can make $25,555 per month, if you have: 1. Internet 2. Laptop 3. 2 hrs a day I'm sharing my EXACT blueprint. It's absolutely FREE: Like & reply “SEND” and I’ll DM you my free.

@soiled_plants2 Quick wank

can everyone give me a hack for getting energy quick that isn’t caffeine, isn’t a nap, isn’t working out, isn’t a snack, and isn’t drugs

@createwithsang @framer Looks cool but has allot of performance issues man, couldn’t fully scroll the site once in mob. Keeps breaking. Also your template links don’t work

Just finished the new homepage of my portfolio — fully built on @framer .

@KMkota0 Yes pls

a motion graphics editor… without layers or easings - who wants a beta invite?

@ShvZFR I smoke crack? Want some?

do I know a crack figma designer? I'm looking for the sexiest landing page ever

@eduardbodak @figma We actually looking for a dev atm to launch our studio website, but I couldn't make much sense of your site in German 😅

My Portfolio is live! At least the first Version. For now only in German. English will be added later. Didn't finished everything I wanted, but this will be a work in progress. Not everything is accessible. Didn't added all @figma Layouts yet. But it's enough to launch it now, so I can happily go to vacation 🙂 ⚙️ Tech Stack: Webflow (@webflow) GSAP (@greensock) (Core, CustomEase) Locomotive Scroll v5 (@LocomotiveMTL) Osmo (@osmosupply) (Mouse Follower) Custom CSS & JS The coolest part is that I documented everything inside my social media profiles. X: 150 Posts LinkedIn: 90 Posts Instagram: 23 Posts All Posts from just one Project. This Project was also a big learning playground for me. I don't really did much animation stuff before, didn't really used GSAP or Locomotive Scroll. Added so many modules where I actually didn't know how to build it first. And this shows how much you can learn by just building stuff. Especially stuff where you don't know at first how to build it. Fun fact: I call it always Portfolio, but there are no projects. It's because I don't have any yet which shows what Websites I want to make. Therefore this Site should speak for itself for now. Check it out live! 🔗Link in the comments.

@strwbcom Cancel everything and go all in on OF

how can I lower the cost of my subscriptions? 😭 ChatGPT - $22 Cursor - $20 Claude - $871 YouTube Premium - $14.49 Spotify - $10.99 OnlyFans - $352 Apple Music - $10.99 iCloud+ - $2.99 Notion Plus - $8

@itsjamik @brover @paper Place the dither effect over an image and put the blend mode of the dither on multiply

@brover @paper How we can use custom images for these shaders? I don’t seen Custom upload or Mask options

Dither me this. Made with @paper

@nagynorbertmate @openpurpose Lol exact same, they also not responding in the comments so I've canceled too. It feels like they trying to sell this as a sub model for designers but really they want to take all the clients themselves and charge designers for their hope to land a few gigs

i bought open purpose but i have no idea what it is @openpurpose

@zielinskiwoj It took me a while to figure out the directions of all the gradients :')

Here’s another example with different colors. It also features an additional glow layer, giving it an even more three-dimensional look.

Create 3D orb gradients with @Figma🫧 Here's how to do it:

@doctorbaytas @attio Cool stuff! Will give it a go on new projects :)

temperature-driven gray-scale generator, with consistent contrast and accessibility across light/dark modes originally developed for @attio, as a foundational piece for our web design and brand identity systems link below

@UiSavior Geist does not bow to Inter

All hail the king of fonts, Inter! 👑

@rajanndube @figma Hmm, it's a very interesting take! Happy to learn more :). I already have nested component, which saves allot of time. But the Boolean approach instead of variants is rather new to me

I get why variants feel “clearer” at first glance, but for devs it’s actually the opposite. Root component with booleans = they code it once and just pass props. Example: isError = true, hasIcon = false. Done. That’s far cleaner and closer to how they’d actually build in React, Swift, or Kotlin. Variants with 40–100 cases = they now have to validate every single frame and hard-map visuals to logic. That is slower, harder to maintain, and breaks easily. Think about it like this: Root vs Variants (Text input field) Spacing/Radius change → Update it in the root once and automatically reflects in all the instances, but for variants you need to manually change 40 different instances. Add a loading state → Add once to the root and set the boolean to false. Activate it where you want, but for variants you add a property and then start mapping it to the remaining 40 instances Root + props = single source of truth. Variants = visual catalogue that quickly becomes technical debt. For devs, it is always easier to code a flexible component than to maintain a library of 100 seperate instances. I like to put it like this Build once, scale forever. Thanks for the video idea though, I will shortly record one and share with a more detailed walkthrough.

most designers go wild creating 100+ @figma variants for every edge case. i don’t. i use a root component approach. lighter files. fewer headaches. scales way better. here’s why🧵 1/10

@SnehaPurkayast8 I only asked 2 times 😇

@Ashwin_Merle Sure Ashwin🫠

Pen tool is done, now it’s time for the behind the scenes👀 Let’s edit this process video for you guys.

@Tester_at_BMI @JonyConley @browsercompany Exactly my thoughts

@JonyConley @browsercompany This is just a tax write off...

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@learnframer @framer Distort

introducing: interactive 3d image distortion for @framer add a smooth distortion effect to your images that reacts to cursor movement—perfect for giving depth and interactivity to your designs. comment "DISTORT" and i’ll send you the component :)

@divriots I can't find the plugin??

20 credits, on us 🎁 for new users

Screenshot → Editable Figma ✨ 👉 image.to.design Figma plugin #AI #Figma #webdesign #UI