Ash Designs

@itsshara_ai Awesome!

@dezign_ash arranged a series of images on a single frame

Made with Seedance 2.0 + GPT image 2 Prompt below:

@dariusdan @pmitu Very!

@pmitu very !

the need to rely on AI for everything is very unhealthy

@sickdotdev Hard truth!

With Codex: You can build 5 apps/month With Claude Code: You can hardly build 1 app/month

@jatinprajapat29 Russia

"India" or "Pakistan" ?

Wish I had more friends on @X today!

@bhanu4417 Let's connect.

Hey I am the founder of aquirg ! Looking to connect with more founders ,solo builders or people grinding and connect with them !

@jatinprajapat29 Bro, you need a break.

got this wireless switch extension tech is rising fr..

@Skirook You should subscribe to figma to use the AI features

All my subscriptions for Freelancing Contra Pro – $100/year Framer – $75/year X – $60/year Hosting – $50/year Figma – Free Slack – Free LinkedIn – Free What about you?

@adriankuleszo @designme Love the login screen

Onboarding flow ✨

@AdamFard_ This is great. You get an AI to work, see progress and fix issues during the day. All at a fraction of cost

I hired an employee who only works while I sleep and you can do the same for your team. It’s Codex (or ChatGPT Work rn) 😅 Every night before bed, I give it one idea and a simple workflow -> critique the output, run the strongest options, document what failed, improve what worked, and keep going. Then I close my laptop. By morning, I don’t expect perfect work. What I want is progress. A few directions have been explored, some dead ends are already out of the way, and better versions are waiting for me to review. That’s what most people still miss about AI. The value is not asking it to produce something perfect in two minutes. The value is giving it enough context, time, and constraints to keep iterating on work that would otherwise sit untouched. Could it build a full design system in a few hours? No. At least not a good one. But let it run for two days instead of two minutes, with clear instructions and checkpoints, and you might come back to something genuinely useful. This is where AI starts to feel less like a chatbot and more like an overnight teammate. Give it the big repetitive tasks nobody wants to do: > Flag the two emails that actually matter, so priorities are clear. > Remove auto-replies from one noisy sender, so the inbox is usable again. > Monitor Reddit or other communities for recurring pain points and trends. > Prepare recurring reports using the same questions, structure, and format. But the warning is simple: this employee needs guardrails. Treat it like a tireless junior teammate with uneven judgment. Give context. Set boundaries. Review the work. Expect mistakes. Don’t hand it critical tickets without supervision. But do give it the repetitive work that benefits from patience and iteration. That’s how your days get lighter, and your nights become productive.

A simple loading animation concept made with @figma motion.

Finally gave @figma’s motion features a spin. The experience is incredibly smooth and intuitive!

@i_mika_el Turning $2M to $50M is easier.

would you rather sell your product for $2M tomorrow or turn it down and bet on it becoming $50M

@petergyang They're still in the stone age. It'll take some time for them to reach minimalism era.

Half the time when I work with AI I'm basically telling it to remove things. Even the smartest models just add so much pointless stuff to docs, plans, etc.

@basit_designs 14th template 🔥 This needs some serious motivation and focus.

Knock knock... 👀 My 14th Framer template just landed. Meet OberionAI, a premium Framer template built for AI startups, fintech products, and modern SaaS companies. To enjoy the launch, giving this Template for FREE [worth $129] to 5 lucky people. To get it; - Like & Comment "Oberion" - Repost - Hit Follow so I can send you the DM. Winners will be announced in 48 hours.

Why is working on design portfolio so hard! The bar has increased a lot.. 😓

Playing with shaders on @paper feels so magical.

@uialexk Carousel!

Be honest.. Grid vs carousel layout for twitter posts?

@alex_barashkov Seriously, better than claude for longer runs.

Codex has been working for 20 hours straight building a new WebCodecs playback and compositing engine. We either get something really dope out of it for the whole community, or it's going to be a complete waste of tokens. I think models have approached the level where we can start giving them really challenging tasks and actually try to produce something completely new and groundbreaking.