@henrymodis @scspeier Congrats - you built an incredible product from the ground up. Grateful to get to build on top of it and excited to see what you do next.
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Chris Lee
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Chris Lee
@cleerview
Christian, dad, designer @perplexity_ai @comet https://t.co/9WBKvsd8sm https://t.co/ziMwtNDZM3
New York Katılım Eylül 2007
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Last week was my final week at Perplexity. After nearly four years of full‑speed, labor‑of‑love work, I felt ready to pass the baton. I’m excited to share that @scspeier will lead the design team going forward. There are many things I’m proud of, but most of all I’m proud of the design culture at Perplexity. It fosters boldness, creativity, trust, and, most importantly, real impact. Everyone on the team lives our brand’s values, embodying curiosity and a love of learning. I have no doubt this culture will not only endure but continue to grow as the company evolves under Sebastian’s stewardship. ····
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Favorite new consumer app in a while. Has helped me tame email (and therefore life admin) in a way that nothing else has.
Jonathan Unikowski@jnnnthnn
We've raised $8.4m to make software that sharpens your attention. We're starting with an email app that lets you handle your Gmail inbox in seconds. We call it Avec. It's available now!
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Chris Lee retweetledi
I used to think my job was making things. Now I realize my job is knowing which things are worth making.
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13 years of designing, 6 months of shipping to prod
Chris Lee@cleerview
Designing at Perplexity so far, in numbers
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Chris Lee retweetledi
Introducing Perplexity Computer.
Computer unifies every current AI capability into one system.
It can research, design, code, deploy, and manage any project end-to-end.
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Illuminate—an AI-powered Bible app for understanding and practicing Scripture—is now available in the app store.
illuminatebible.com
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Design sandwich is the new design handoff:
1. Designer prototypes
2. Eng implements functionality and layout
3. Designer vibe polishes
Rahul Luthra@rahulluthra22
Designers need to know how to hand off to engineers. This is how I do it: 1. I think most use Figma dev mode for handovers. Another option is Zeplin. You can upload your designs onto Zeplin, and it does pretty much everything Figma dev mode does (: 2. For bigger projects with tons of screens, documenting how your components should be used is a game-changer. Your engineers will love you for it. 3. Get the designs in front of your developers early! even just your thinking. You never know what's technically feasible or not. Collaborate as much as you can so there's no 'shock' when you send them the designs. 4. Coming back to the documentation, don't create too many! Use a single design guide as a source of truth. Your engineers will stop asking you things like "should the button text be 15px or 16px" 5. MOST importantly, be there to support them whenever they need. You have to remember that your designs only matter if they can be built. Learn how to do it properly.
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.@cleerview any tips on how you made the mockup video of Catchup? Was it a tool?
I'm looking for something like this for my project. Appreciate any feedback. Great stuff with the app✌️
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