DavyCrypt 🦄

@danmall This is absolutely brilliant. Each time I have a conversation with design agency founders and bring up the "niche down" Convo, they're always defensive with some of the excuses you pointed out here. Love how you explained it and further brought a solution they can lean to. ❣️

@Ahmedcreatives We never gonna wake you up then

Wake me up when your AI agent can design a brand like this:

@ijsthee Guess it's dad now picking up their kids. Can't wait to be one.

Went to pick up my kid from daycare and noticed 80% of the parents there were dads Love seeing this trend

@drapzdesigns Tony Stark was right.

After losing over 14k followers, I’ve realised having thousand genuine people who support you is way better than having 10k just for the number.

@marconoiz Yoooo! That gradient on the top is amazing.

A Software House website that actually converts.

@jameslaurents The gradient you used here is just so amazing. Well-done, James.

Hero section design concept exploration. The animation will be mint...

@IamUnst0ppable_ The realization that they need better content/ context to be more than the baseline.

@DavyCrypt_ They have no idea they are hindering their growth. Only the right person can open their eyes to different possibilities.

“Bad design is costing you users.” That’s the designer catchphrase. Meanwhile, the same designer is posting low-quality content that doesn’t say anything. Just aesthetic visuals followed by the same recycled one-liners: “Hero section for XYZ.” “Did I cook?” “Which is better: this or that?” No context or anything that builds trust or authority Designers… You also need to realize that bad content is costing you clients too.

@neropursue Lovely work here, Nero.

This week’s design recap.

I don't have any working pipeline for getting design clients. I just post and hope they come to me. This is what a design agency founder told me of recently. Went through his timeline and in few minutes, I saw what the problem has been: Good designs but poor contexts!

@ehsanshares Love the second slide.

beautiful mockups are free now cohesive systems are not

@socoloffalex 😂😂😂

Another day where Twitter designers are claiming they invented basic things. Now it’s fucking PowerPoint presentation layouts. What’s next, they’re gonna start crying about business card layouts? Jesus Christ 🤦🤦‍♀️🤦‍♂️

@oghenefe878 📌

@DavyCrypt_ Hard pill to swallow but it's the truth

@Be_nnedictt Very soon!

Can't wait to finally hit $50k / month Or even better 100k Would finally get to do a lot of things ; → Will get my dream car → Take the family and bros on vacations → fly out whenever I want Yeah , → Because that's the reason we are all grinding nonstop To escape the matrix. . . . . . . And do what we want without the money limitations . -------- I'm not crazy bro I know it's close

@Be_nnedictt Sadly...

@DavyCrypt_ They sabotage themselves daily

@tmuxvim Lol.

pretty funny now that we found an actual productive use of GPUs nobody cares about crypto anymore

@iamdavidhill @SIGKITTEN @opencode 😂

@SIGKITTEN @opencode you're worse than sidebar

we’ve been busy redesigning the desktop app from the ground up the beta taught us a lot most importantly, that left sidebars suck hello tabs 🔊

@ludvigrask_ @opencode Keep shipping

We introduced Tabs to @opencode - Currently exploring how to show a "working" session without having spinners all over 🔅

@DesignGuru01 The wireframes are always a good way to start designs. Well-done, Naty.

Sketch vs final design

Yesterday, I saw someone rack up a list using 'the modern day X writing style' of starting with small letters, using full stops to separate the list, and clustering everything. God knows how my head was spinning around why he wrote it that way or how it stressed my brain to read.

People love lists: • They’re easy to read. • They don’t stress the brain. • They make people feel like they’re “learning” something. Use them in your copy, tweets, captions… basically anywhere people pretend to have attention span.