Thomas Meijer

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Thomas Meijer

Thomas Meijer

@ijsthee

iOS design for founders ready to ship something real. 15 yrs. Top 1% on Contra → https://t.co/eNMHA0vEI1

Nijmegen, Nederland Katılım Mayıs 2008
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Thomas Meijer
Thomas Meijer@ijsthee·
Spent 6 months collecting every user research prompt I actually use. 100+ AI-ready templates. Interview scripts, survey questions, usability tests, persona building. First 10 people: $9.99 Early birds: $19.99 Final price: $29.99 And now it’s live on @contra (link below)
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Thomas Meijer@ijsthee·
Right align the numbers so they’re easier to scan. Even better to use tabular numbers so that they’re monospaced. Align the ‘price for daily…’ title with the car names and give it some breathing room from the car Ease up on the negative spacing between the letters What’s more important? The business logo or the list of prices for the car? Right now they’re both fighting for attention. Same goes for the car. Establish a hierachy based on what the viewer should look at first Hope this helps
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DarshUI
DarshUI@Thegoatman147·
Bro what exactly do you think with this design ?
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Miguel Queirós
Miguel Queirós@DopeOblivion·
AI created these with 1 prompt Are we cooked now?
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andres@_andresjasso·
everyone: "AI has no taste and can't design UI..." meanwhile, claude helps me in 1-2 prompts to build minimal UI components that look damn near close to an experienced designer who understands spacing, type and color.
andres@_andresjasso

I know everyone here loves to craft UI design themselves and doesn't believe AI has enough taste for it... but wow I can't say i'm not impressed with the way claude can design minimal UI components that are damn close to tasty. It's a good starting point.

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Aditya
Aditya@adityadotdev·
@andrewjclare Because I saw a lot of people posting the same, so I didn't knew whom to give the credit lol
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Aditya@adityadotdev·
As a developer which one do you prefer Macbook Neo OR Macbook Air?
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Thomas Meijer@ijsthee·
@therichrose @jackfriks MBP is 120hz, and I notice no difference Then again, I only design in Figma, browse the web and chat with agents. Mostly static work
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Rich Rose
Rich Rose@therichrose·
@ijsthee @jackfriks Thanks, were you using 120 beforehand? I’ve heard it’s only really noticeable if you’re used to 120/240
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Jesse
Jesse@jesse_vermeulen·
in case you were wondering how we travel with these
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Rich Rose
Rich Rose@therichrose·
@jackfriks Can you post about your thoughts on the 60hz please (once you’ve managed to get it out of that ginormous box and had time to use it of course) main thing putting me off at the moment
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Tyler Angert
Tyler Angert@tylerangert·
tired: design systems, structured review, big brains. wired: big star emojis next to the best stuff
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Ken
Ken@_kenfernando·
That's a good way to build the foundation but you can also refine and perfect the UX and design by prompting. Instead of point and click to adjust corner radius, you can just prompt AI and say make all button corner radius 1.5 REM Now you no longer have to click around chunky toolbars, manage layers, artboards, component libraries, static assets or separate prototype files. it's awesome.
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Alex Napier Holland 🦍
Alex Napier Holland 🦍@NapierHolland·
I work with elite designers. They hand clients the same Figma deliverable today as three years ago. Yes, Stitch is cool to generate ideas. No, it won’t replace Figma. AI accelerates ideation, analysis and iteration but the fundamentals haven’t changed.
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Alexis Presa
Alexis Presa@alexispresa·
you ever just wake up and realize, "oh I can just make a coffee" and then the day gets immediately better?
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Thomas Meijer@ijsthee·
@alexispresa What?! How?! Any caffeine after noon makes me stare at the ceiling for wayyy too long
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Alexis Presa
Alexis Presa@alexispresa·
@ijsthee HAHAH, im the kinda person that can drink an espresso right before bed so....🤷‍♂️
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Thomas Meijer
Thomas Meijer@ijsthee·
I see this in many onboarding flows: they're feature tours. 'Tap here to add, swipe here to delete.' Users forget this in 30 seconds. They only remember: 'Does this solve my problem?' What I See: Long tutorials explaining UI mechanics. High skip rates. Users who complete still don't know what the app is *for*. Retention suffers because value never clicked. The Fix: Replace feature tour with job-based flow. 'Let's [achieve outcome]' instead of 'Here's how buttons work.' Guide first win, not interface education. Result Pattern: Shorter onboarding, lower completion rate (users skip when confident), but higher retention. Teach the job by doing it, not explaining it. DM me if this sounds familiar.
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