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@markkofman I agree!

@byleeholmes Like the idea of rich format FAQs. Text only is boring.

@pixl_png Thanks bro appreciate it! More to come 🙏🏼

@byleeholmes Love this mate! Looking forward to seeing more long-form content from you for sure 💪🏼💪🏼

@pixl_png brb moving to sheffield

@byleeholmes One thing I love about living in Sheff I can go here whenever I want

@rfleury Won’t be long before AI is in everything we use 😭

As a software developer, I want software out of almost everything I use

@screentime The only good CODs were on this console Halo 3 is goated

Top 10 Best-Selling Games on the Xbox 360 1. COD: Black Ops 2 2. COD: Black Ops 3. COD: Modern Warfare 3 4. Halo 3 5. COD: Modern Warfare 2 6. GTA 5 7. COD 4: Modern Warfare 8. Halo: Reach 9. COD: Ghosts 10. Halo 4

@dreadwillfollow @thornhillmelb bodies x 2 when bodies 2… probably

@thornhillmelb @byleeholmes bodies x 2 when

nerv, the beginning of the BODIES cycle, was released one year ago.

@thornhillmelb hell yeah

@byleeholmes bodies 2 is coming

@pixl_png Wait til you see the rest of the site 👀

@byleeholmes FAQ section looks sexy 🙏🏼🙏🏼

@Praha37v up at 6:30am - i'll only do some work if i'm not going to the gym that morning

Is there any designer here who wakes up early morning and work? Never met anyone so far.

@YaBoiRio gorgeous

It's actually insane how consoles lost the sauce the more advanced it got

@felixleezd Yeah this is SICK

This design taste is breathtaking. It blew my mind when I first saw it. What an elegant use of modern form with a nostalgic touch. Is this the new design trend? I bet so. 🤯

@designertom Mobbin is the inspo GOAT

I absolutely love what Mobbin has become. In 2024, I tried to launch a little product called Teardowns focusing solely on AI design patterns in software. The reality hit me that it is tireless work to keep up with and track pattern updates and catalog them. Huge respect for this team for keeping an up-to-date catalog of real-world product design patterns. And now they're even branching into cataloging animations. This is one of my no-brainer subscriptions.

@thekitze worth it for the nandinos

POV: ur about undo a month of weight loss but it’s gonna be glorious

@pixl_png Yeah that makes sense. I think I need to follow more designers

@byleeholmes Pretty much 90% of what's on my feed came from discovering people through designers I already followed, think of it similar to Pinterest, the more stuff you view and interact with in one niche, the more it appears on your fyp

@JordanGilroy Yes always!! I know I can do better, but I think that just comes from improving over time. I try to make every project better than the last at least

I always feel good about a project while working on it, right up until going live, then once it’s out there in the world I feel pretty shitty about it, thinking I could have and should have done so much better. Does anyone else get like that? In a way it’s good, because it keeps me focused and striving to do better. But it also sucks to feel like that!

@pixl_png Thought I was already following you! Changed that now Yeah you’re right lol, I end up seeing gaming related shit and getting engrossed in it so I need to change that somehow

@byleeholmes should follow me then bucko :)) jkjk, loads of great designers on here, just takes some time finding the right ones, interact with the type of content you want to see more of and then the rest come to your feed naturally

@satyaa UX improvements can come from creating websites/products and analysing how people use them, so that you can make improvements later. I feel like not enough people do this. It’s a great way to get better at UX, problem solving etc. imo

My real problem working with most of designers on X is their profiles look good… But when I actually pay for a real project, the output isn’t even close. Great UI, but weak UX thinking. No handling of complex flows. And yeah, I’ve burned a lot of money because of this. I’m not blaming anyone. I’m also wrong for not evaluating designers properly. But let’s be honest: too many designers are just recreating or remixing others’ work. It improves your UI, sure - but it won’t teach you UX, problem-solving, or product thinking. And that’s exactly what clients pay for. Now I’m stuck not knowing how to find truly experienced designers anymore.

@adriankuleszo It’s just rage bait and other BS. I want to see more of peoples (real and good) work

X has become a battlefield lately. Lots of drama, callouts, exposed DMs. Not sure who to trust anymore :d You can fake a lot on here - revenue numbers, client logos, your past experience, your lifestyle. But you can't fake character. Build something real and treat people right.

Had this same question when creating a toggle to switch between grid and list views recently. I think it’s better to show what pressing the button would change it to. If a user can see a list, then they would expect a grid to show up when they press the toggle. The same would apply to a theme toggle I think

Question. Should a dark/light mode toggle like this show a) the current mode? b) the mode that clicking it would enable?