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@buildwithfede @jinsoncjohny @mobbin This is the only way to do it as of right now. But the issue is after pasting 5-6 screenshots context window filled up.

@jinsoncjohny @mobbin It would replace the process of finding and pasting a screenshot in your prompts

hey @mobbin, is an MCP server anywhere on the roadmap? 👀

@buildwithfede @mobbin Still nothing in 2026 @mobbin If you could do this. It's time.

@claudeai @ClaudeDevs

@claudeai #vscode #claudedesign #extension #image #annotate

Made a VS Code extension to annotate screenshots before pasting them into AI Agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini +more) Install on VsCode - marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName… View on Github - github.com/rajitha302/Sna…

Introducing Claude Design by Anthropic Labs: make prototypes, slides, and one-pagers by talking to Claude. Powered by Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable vision model. Available in research preview on the Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans, rolling out throughout the day.

Introducing Glimmer ✨ @Google’s new design language for UX on glasses! Glimmer prioritizes voice, gesture, and eye-tracking — focusing on glanceable, transient elements that appear only when needed. Discover thoughtful design for a new dimension: goo.gle/4qFBG5S

@kaushik_murali Solid 🔥 Design engineering is the way to go in this new era.

Product Designer → Design Engineer It took me a year, but I now believe more than ever that I want to be a Design Engineer, full-time ✨ What began in 2025 with apprehension turned into clarity after months of building and shipping After 5 years as a Product Designer, this feels like an exciting and natural transition I build for web (Tailwind & Framer Motion) and iOS (SwiftUI) 🖥️📱 I’m looking for a 100% remote role and am comfortable working in IST or WET 🌏 If you’re hiring design engineers and open to taking a chance on me, we should talk ✉️

@GabFoulon 🔥🔥

My 2025 Design Recap I worked on some incredible projects with amazing people this year! Still a lot more from 2025 to share!

The Future of AI History open.substack.com/pub/elizlaraki…

React-DomPicker: Jump from browser to code in seconds producthunt.com/products/react… via @producthunt

@PanTakeana71318 @figma I don’t think it’s quite there yet. It's a one way sync. Without the ability to pull changes from Git, it feels pretty limited.

@figma Great! Is it a one way or two way sync?

Figma Make → GitHub rolling out next week

@heywayden UT

4️⃣ Takeaway: Feelings > Features Users forget most clicks but never forget how they felt. Ask yourself: ✅ What’s the highlight of your UX? ✅ How does it end? Make these moments shine, and users will love you. 🚀#DesignThinking 5/5

3️⃣ When It Goes Wrong 🚨 Even if 90% of the experience is great, a bad peak or end ruins it: ❌ Too many checkout steps 🛒 ❌ App crashes after a transaction 💸 ❌ Surprise fees at the end 😡 These are what users remember. Don’t let this be your UX! 4/5

🧵The Peak-End Rule 🧠 Why You Remember Only the Best (or Worst) Moments Ever love a movie but forget the first half? Or hate a restaurant because of one bad dish? That’s the Peak-End Rule. People only remember the peak and the end of an experience. Here’s how 👇 1/5 #ux