Ryan Coughlin
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Ryan Coughlin
@ryancoughlin
Design at Reprise. Fly fishing, design, and photography.
Kittery, Maine Katılım Eylül 2008
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I made the checkboxes prettier and rounder with the help of the design team :)
This image is how I sold the idea to everybody
Notion@NotionHQ
Check—mate ♟️
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How detailed is everyone when adding annotations vs relying on @figma dev mode?
Still finding better success in laying out component states and inline documentation to be more effective.
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@jescalan When/if interested. I'd be down to riff on any design work. Curious to hear how he's thinking about this for this space (by default, I think of "oh another one" – but it sounds like you poked holes ha
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I’ve got a friend who is looking to start a company in the travel space. He’s the CEO of a travel agency. I grilled him for an hour straight trying to find holes in his plan and he had really thought it through quite well - IMO the idea has more legs than like 90% of startups.
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@hobdaydesign @martinrariga @heyequals yes exactly and in the scenario im building for each have a "sub-group" for adding 1+ "things" so it fits that model nicely.
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@ryancoughlin @martinrariga @heyequals It feels like you've both approached this problem with layout and explicit separation of hierarchy to make up for the lack of type hierarchy?
i.e. if you can't use a bigger header, put a box around the next level down, etc.
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@martinrariga @hobdaydesign @heyequals Thank you! Your styles landed in a great spot too. I feel better about where I landed after seeing a similar pattern and problem.
Little problems are a pain in the butt—feels great solving it
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@martinrariga @hobdaydesign @heyequals this tweet popped up on explore and currently solving the same thing. the 3 levels of hierarchy start to throw a wrench in type patterns.
this feels like the _best_ approach I've tried so far.
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Definitely! I think the most recent one is this example of chart setting sidebar where we have 3 hierarchy levels. Tricky part is the distinction between series name (mql_volume) and series section headers (General / Data labels). Here's a few versions we've explored, it's still in progress!
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I admire how @splinetool is so good at showing the product in action instead of geeking out over the tech and specs.
Spline@splinetool
Introducing AI 3D Generation ✨ 🔥 Text to 3D 🖼️ Image to 3D 🌳 Remix 📐 Editor integration & Exports Available now! spline.design/ai-generate
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@Levidjones ...which isn't terrible, time + place to go all in.
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@Levidjones Product framing—killer to go all in on AI and working through the kinks there to deliver top-notch customer service.
Design side, also great, its refreshing to see something this different and kinda all over the place (in a good way). Everything today feels kinda the same.
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i cannot for the life of me form an opinion about the new intercom site.
i don't know if I like it or if it's just meh...
what do you think?
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Introducing Density Live
A real-time map of available spaces. Built for employees and available today.
density.io/live
GIF
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Internal product updates tend to suck.
They fly by in a Slack channel or a slideshow is walked through on a live call.
@rallyspace makes this process not only engaging but easy
Sam Dunn@sdunn
@rallyspace 1. We're mixing screen recording with familiar patterns from presentations / slideshows. The result is a flexible "show and tell" for your product updates — including clips, images, and slides too.
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huge opp for a user-focused design-minded eng. to join a founding team.
push the bar, spike, sweat the details, and repeat.
Micah Fenner@micahfenner
We’re hiring our first design engineer at @rallyspace to help bring our wackiest ideas to life. Let’s shape the future of storytelling together. If you want to chat, you can reach out however works best for you. rally.space/role/design-en…
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Ryan Coughlin retweetledi
Showing folks what you made and why it matters sounds simple... until you ask anyone talking to customers or managing product enablement.
Sound familiar? Join our early access waitlist and help shape what we do next.
Rally@rallyspace
📢 First batch of early access invites go out this week — our first product is show and tell for product updates. 📢 If you'd like to give it a try, we're hungry for feedback and hot takes — we want make this great for teams that ship! Join the list: rally.space
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Ryan Coughlin retweetledi
📢 First batch of early access invites go out this week — our first product is show and tell for product updates. 📢
If you'd like to give it a try, we're hungry for feedback and hot takes — we want make this great for teams that ship! Join the list: rally.space
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Making a Swift version of GradientDaze. Built this with @blakeorwhatever at @thoughtbot using ReactNative. Let's just say Swift is far far far far far better
apps.apple.com/us/app/gradien…
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@vponamariov Re-designing and building Salty, a tide and ocean condition app. Xcode has come such a long waaaaaaaaay!
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Looking for a UI delighter? Hover over the 1Pass logo 1password.com/business-prici…
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