Moha | Ecom PROD

@quinnslcm The X bank

Look what came in

@Minimaldex @alvarsp The hug I don’t need

Rate this setup

@jurbranderhorst That gym looks so good

Just hit record day on my bday - my previous 2-month salary in 1 day. Feeling even more motivated to push on all aspects in life ⚫️⚪️

@__joelalexander Which one are you the most proud of?

@helloitsdrew_ Still fasting from this part of the globe

Happy Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating 🙏🏻

@u3mxn 🐐

@MarceloDesignX I mean it’s not a bad template

Google Stitch vs. humans — who wins? The human version is actually live if you want to check it out: Eatnaked.co You’ll find fully animated sections, 3D sequences, something Google Stitch is still far from achieving.

@dudufolio I hate to be the bearer of bad news…xD

I hope this doesnt get anyone fired

@LukeADesign This is actually useful

For years I've been doing this manually for each logo project. Start with an Illustrator file with all my favourite fonts ready to be replaced with the brand name. Or taking a screenshot of the logomark and scrolling through google fonts with the screenshot placed next to the type... Now, @joshpuckett has saved me, and every other designer, hours on each project by creating a tool called Locale. Insane work

@samgrosss Before is cooler for screens, after is better overall

Before vs. After Upgrade? Yes or no?

@michalmalewicz Just dump them in a folder called desktop junk (if no one sees the mess there’s no mess 😉)

If you have time to clean up your desktop, you're not working hard enough.

@ilyamiskov W take

Too many designers think too highly of themselves as if they’re some kind of gods of design. Even if (especially if) you have a lot of reach, learn to be humble. There’s always more to learn.

@michalmalewicz Again?!!

DESIGNERS ARE COOKED?! NO, but ... there is a but. Here's my FULL Google Stitch situation analysis in a video:

@xcyynical Colors are so fire

GULP® DRINK & RACING — visual exploration

@oykun Maybe, maybe not

14px > 16px

@AmenaiSabuwala Nice CTA!

Google Stitch vs Human Pick your winner

@halalmails Sauce with results

Someone started checkout and left. This is your hottest lead. Credit card probably in hand. One click away from buying. Your checkout abandonment flow should reflect that: → First email within 30-60 minutes → 4-5 emails total (intent is there, they won't be annoyed) → "Complete your order" not "continue shopping" → Show the exact product in the email with image and price → Add reviews or UGC in email 2 to handle doubt → Incentive in email 3 if you're using one → Founder note in email 4 asking if something's wrong You don't treat a window shopper the same as someone at the register with their wallet out. Your emails shouldn't either.

@DavidMarkov W click bait

Holy shit. New Google Stitch is scary Designers, I think we're cooked

@devxnuj I’ve been thinking about getting some juice lately… Fire btw

Completed this brand identity for Steroids AI An AI learning platform that delivers actual business results Went with these muted colors as it's targeted towards a mature audience and want to make the brand feel friendly

@georgedjnj That’s the meta fs

here’s my issue with all these nano banana static ad systems 40+ creatives from one URL is genuinely impressive. but, the output is a jpeg. this already limits you more than you think. even the slightest change requires a whole re-generation of the output. you’re relying on the model to get your visuals consistent, which is its current struggle right now. despite how much it improved, you’re gonna get more than 5 fingers, text you can’t read, inconsistent product labels, etc. this is why I’m still sticking to the system I’m building, which simply plugs the AI into my Figma file, and lets it manipulate every single layer. now it’s not just generating random images based on a prompt. it understands what an ad is, its entire structure, and then generates fully editable variations. everything happens inside Figma, giving you real design freedom.