Tom D - Growth Design Partner

Another bit of UI fun whilst I'm on baby shift tonight 👶 Used midjourney for the planet illustrations and then smart animated between frames in figma with a 10,000ms ease out. Digging the Praetorian font too.

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Announcing the Web3 OpSec Standard (W3OS) - the first open OpSec framework that enables you to measure your organization's security posture, and take concrete actions to improve it. Including contributions from @ethcforg and others 👇

@MikaeliFX So true 😂

Remember lads, never trust a designer who names his layer. It’s like hiring an electrician with a spotless van. Something's just not right.

@reijowrites Amazing

Sliding. #b3d

@theMikeBlack1 DM’d 🙂

Hiring a solid UX/UI designer that is good with product design. Must have product design experience. Dm me your portfolio

@BrettFromDJ This is so accurate 🙌I remember those days. Remember Winamp skins?

The real reason Dribbble died? Because design died. The early 2010s were a golden age—the best era of design in human history. It was chaos, creativity, and pure, unfiltered exploration. Remember the Daily UI challenge? We all got the same prompt—music player, login screen, whatever—and flooded Dribbble with our wildest ideas. I did that for 100 days straight. Then I did it again. And again. And I loved every second of it. Back then, designers actually pushed boundaries. We explored ideas without worrying if they could be built. We experimented with wild, unconventional patterns and posted them without hesitation. No rules. No restrictions. Just raw creativity. If we could dream it, we designed it—and we shared it. Then minimalism took over. We stripped every bit of emotion out of design, followed it up with design systems, tokens, variables, and variables nested within variables. Now? Most of us don’t even know what era we’re in. Do we even have one anymore? Design has been sanitized. Systematized. The fun stripped away. Creativity is no longer the priority. So yeah, maybe I have a little resentment toward design systems, tokens, variables, and all the things that turned design into a rigid machine. Maybe it’s because some of us were lucky enough to experience design before it became a system. And maybe—just maybe—we carry a chip on our shoulder, hoping for even a spark of that magic to return.

@FonsMans I’m still beavering away 😁

Not seeing a lot of design on the timeline lately.

A figma prototype I designed last year for our @TenderlyApp integration. Was also experimenting with a new IDE UI (which I shelved for something slicker soon after). The animation didn't make the cut either but was fun to play with and am always looking for ways to infuse delight into devtools ⚙️🪄

@yunusxparvez Looking forward to it!

@thomasdunnuk Thanks pal , currently working on the final version of the bento. will update it soon here

Wireframe of a Bento Grid that I'm Designing🛠️ What do you think about the layout and the Custom illustrations ?

@AshikArtistry Thanks so much Ashiqur I'm glad you think so!

@thomasdunnuk this is insane, mate.

Combo of Midjourney🌄, Runway 🎥and Figma 🖌️Another late night baby shift landing page concept for an AI tool that gets all your work done by curating the most relevant AI agents and tools for the job. By killer obviously I mean “badass” too 😅added workfight dot com to my Collection

@yohann_varillon Your paintings are beautiful!

Using my own paintings for webdesign - part 3. Process video below ⬇️

@Harshapunjabi51 Crisp!

Kanban Task Cards!

@yunusxparvez I like the illustration concepts too

@VeeraSrivastava Agreed! It's a whole world

Dark mode isn’t just black—it’s an art.

@AshikArtistry I think there is a case for both depending on the user goals but in this example I prefer left as it feels less overwhelming to digest the info

Which is better: left align or center align?

First version: x.com/thomasdunnuk/s…

Iterated a bit more on this since yesterday. Trying to communicate a strong "light vs dark" / Good vs evil dynamic with the use of opposing colors and glows. More insightful and actionable than last version too with a bit of light social proof and signup UI

@przemekkowalcom Definitely 👍 Has aged well

4 years and I recon it's still quite fresh, wdyt?

A couple of UI themes/directions I explored with Audit Wizard team. Using Ai assistant tool as an example he grey heavy one won out. Do you agree with this decision? I was torn. Always love purple gradients but so overplayed in web3 as a safe choice so explored something that still keeps the grey branding but in a more metallic, retro way.