Pavel Tahil

Introducing the Seneca Student Apps! 🎓📱 All-in-one native apps designed for @SenecaCollege students, revolutionising campus life & academic success! Visit my @Behance project for an in-depth look: behance.net/gallery/166361… #SenecaCollege #Behance #ux

Markets may look calm. Geopolitics rarely is. Risk is often priced last. (2)

As someone who follows crypto and equity markets closely, it’s impossible to ignore how deeply politics drives price action. For months, several analysts I follow have been discussing escalating tensions in the Middle East and potential regional spillovers. (1)

🏆 Red Dot Award 2025 A project I led the design for won a Red Dot Design Award. It's an AI tool that helps doctors make faster and more accurate stroke diagnoses. Proud to see this work recognised by Red Dot! red-dot.org/de/project/bra…

@Dropbox and @madebydaybreak just launched a new interactive brand guidelines site. Clean design, easy to navigate, and a great resource for branding consistency👌 brand.dropbox.com

@novikoff I compared the screen with Q3. But it’s completely different price of course.

@paultagil new model has great screen and body didn't feel plastic at all

I was surprised by how good D-Lux 8 is! For the cheapest Leica available, it feels great, works fast, and builds as supposed.

@LinusEkenstam Torrents were ok, I remember times before torrents. Dial up connections and a few hours to download 3mb song. And yes it was Blink182.

the kids today will never suffer the pain of napster or limewire today, you just find a song you like, press a button and it instantly play. for us, you would search for the song, cross your fingers and dot the i’s. maybe. just maybe. you would find it. you’d start the download, head to school or whatnot? just to come home and to realize the download had failed. failed. ohhh the pain. you’d start over, this time, triple checking torrent status. you’d go to bed. wake up be next day. and press play. just to figure out you’d downloaded eros ramazzotti and not the new Blink182 song you’d so desperately wanted. You’d be at it again. then on the third day, you’d go to school happy as a champ. with your MP3 player that fit an astounding 12 songs and you’d feel like the coolest most baller person in school. well, and don’t get me started on movies. my first ever downloaded movie took 6 days to download. Multiple times I thought it would fail and I’d had to start over. i slept bad. so worried about the torrent. it tormented me. then. when it was finally time to watch, i’d popped some popcorn, made it nice, I turn on the movie, it was the lord of the rings. but hold on. Who is that fella that walks across the screen? and why on earth is everyone talking chinese and what is all them strange burnt in signs?! 6 days I’ve waited, just to get a chinese, screen recorded version of lord of the rings. 🤬 terrible quality too. This is the real pain that the younger generation will know nothing about. this is what separates you, from them. having know the true, real, proper internet pain.

@DannPetty I could add a product management as well.

One designer should be able to do the UX and UI, research, and manage themselves. Even better if they can do some light front-end too but ok if not as long as they are really good. "Yeah right, one designer doing everyones job is ridiculous." THAT IS THE JOB OF THE DESIGNER.

@kyleanthony For instance, you need one if you want to get a global talent visa for the US or the UK.

Why do designers care about design awards?

As a user, this feels frustrating. It disrupts the browsing experience and makes you work harder just to interact with the product details. Apple usually nails it, but this feature? Not so much. What do you guys think? 🤔🍏 #UXDesign #userexperience (5/5)

This means if you accidentally stop between two blocks, no button for you! Or not the one you need. You miss out on potentially useful CTAs because they simply don't appear unless you're perfectly aligned with a block. 😕(4/5)

🚨Just landed on the new #Apple #iPadPro page apple.com/ipad-pro/ and there's a new feature with the button component that's quite the head-scratcher! 🧐👇(1/5)

Excited to share that my interview with @w3awards is now live! Dive into our conversation where I discuss my role as a Product Designer and more. Check it out here: w3award.com/2024/04/juror-… #DesignThinking #W3Awards

@yalcino That's amazing! Huge congrats!

@novikoff And then Figma came in the market)

Back then, companies used to respect OS design guidelines and look and feel native.

@novikoff 100%

The modern internet sucks.

Customisation: #users might appreciate more opportunities for customisation, allowing them to rearrange controls based on frequency of use or personal preference, which can improve the overall user experience.

Feedback and #interaction: for a touchscreen interface in a moving vehicle, tactile feedback or haptic responses could significantly improve interaction, ensuring drivers know a command has been registered without looking away from the road.

Cybertruck's #interface appears forward-thinking and in line with #Tesla's brand of innovation. However, it is essential to balance sleek design with practical functionality. Here's my take as a fellow designer: