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Trying to work with basics

@marina_uiux @framer donate me your eyes.. those designs are so good

spicing up designs with @framer shaders comment "shader" for demo file 💬

@steveschoger you can use whatfont plugin for the browser to see the font properties rather than inspecting every time.. btw.. i love it.. great tuts.. i wish i can say exact things i want.. i started yapping when i prompt with voice

🎥 New video where I design a dashboard using Claude Code and Wispr Flow. Once again, packed with tons of design tips 🔥

using Figma Make for wireframes

@marcelkargul these design are so good.. i like them..

experimental brand visuals

while prompting asking for variation of a single design, open to so many ideas

as until now, it's no engagement but things will change within this month my goal is to be here and learn from the best

@figma removing annoying parts and making it feel like a breeze

@orinfitzgerald @learnframer UNDERCOVER

i hate this @learnframer guy... selling a silly course for $847. so here's what i'm doing: i've purchased 5 copies of the course, and now giving them away for FREE! send comment "UNDERCOVER" to enter the giveaway. (announcing tomorrow)

@rahulluthra22 That's the right usecase I suppose for Figma Make. I saw a video where a designer working on a product use Figma Make for making prototype to validate flows using the design system.

How I use FigmaMake in my workflow. Honestly, it’s not the best for prod-ready websites or apps. At least not for me. But it helps kick things off, I use it to: → Prompt a rough idea → Get something on screen in 30 secs → Explore different directions quickly I also use it for: → Quick flows for client demos → Making something clickable fast → Testing directions before I commit real time Then I delete most of it and design it properly.

@mrblackstudio Haha.. I had a movie in my head

@iamsahilvhora sure.. followed..

Let’s connect if you’re a product designer.

@adriankuleszo keep on posting dude.. learning everyday

Posting great work might get you some inbound. But promoting your services brings in way more. I track this closely. The weeks where I book the most calls always correlate with weeks I post CTAs and link to my site. When it goes quiet it's almost always because I haven't mentioned availability in 2-3 weeks. People forget fast. They need to be reminded that you're available and ready to take on work. Most designers hold back because they think it's spammy. Who cares. Promote yourself or worry about what strangers think. Don't overthink it.

@AdamBartas @Avikzx here he is

@Avikzx I don't know who that is 🫥

Old work Does it hold up?

@_chenglou Scarier than AI

Pretext solved centering a div I'm retiring

How is it?

@shashpicious_ its overwhelming for sure.. glad you're stepping up to help others.. keep on doing the good work..

breaking into product design rn as a fresher is genuinely tough not because you’re not good enough, but because everything around it feels messy there’s too much info, no clear direction, and things keep changing faster than you can catch up it’s not just about learning design anymore you’re trying to make sense of product, systems, tools all at once, and that can get overwhelming if you’re feeling confused or stuck, dm me i’m not an expert, but i’ll try to help you navigate this a bit better and share how things actually look from the inside

@orinfitzgerald Plan

Season 2 of the #FramerChallenge is here. My gift for all participants: THE 60-DAY FRAMER BUSINESS ACTION PLAN. Comment "PLAN" and I'll send it over.

@ouzi_rice Dedh Plate Momo mero first earning from X yei hola jasto cha