Aman Gairola

2025 was the year where we worked on 50+ different products under different niches & categories from SaaS Products, Websites, Landing Pages, Pitch Decks to Mobile Apps Some pointers to remember 2025 for us: 💠 Redesigned our branding & theme 💠 Launched @friendsYC - a sub-studio catering YC founders help launch & scale 💠 Helped raise a total of $4M for our clients with design 💠 Our design got featured over at the Times Square Next to achieve in 2026: 💠 Build in public & increase social media presence 💠 Scale to work on more exciting projects Positive & excited what the future holds for us 😄 We are taking projects & retainer contracts for 2026 : cal.com/say-design/30m…

@mymind Thats great news! Surely i would love to test to and provide feedbacks on the beta :)

@unstblElectron Yes it’s coming! We already have an API in beta and Claude integration is next! Wanne be part of the discord with our private beta?

Been using My Mind for the past year & a half, i just love how it really feels like a second brain. @mymind - any plans on bringing an MCP server so we can connect it to Claude & gather context from the cards?

New website work today. Pulling together all our past designs and aligning them by industry. AI, SaaS, fintech, dev tools, healthcare, consumer. Makes the portfolio way more useful. Instead of showing random screens, it shows where we actually have pattern recognition.

@robinspells Woah, the first one really just caught my eye & made me go ‘wow’ not even kidding. Great work Robin!

Weekly recap #webdesign #saas #uiux

@aaliya_va Yep, exactly.

@unstblElectron This is really interesting. Clearer messaging and better visual polish can make a huge difference in conversions.

Current homepage vs the revamp we’re doing for one of our clients Old page was functional, but pretty basic visually. New direction is doing two things better: • making the pain clearer • making the product feel more real, credible, and polished same offer. Much stronger first impression.

Hot take: most startup design problems are not design problems. They’re decision problems. Fuzzy logic = endless revisions. Clear decisions = faster shipping. Agree or disagree?

@shariar_design Claude. Mostly for design discussions, idea validation, and catching gaps in the flow before I go too deep in Figma. If it can’t explain the logic clearly in text, the UI usually isn’t clear enough yet either.

As a designer, which AI tools would you choose? 🤔

Engineers usually feel this first. Not because the screen looks bad but because unclear decision logic turns every build into a clarification loop.

That’s not a visual issue. That’s decision design. Most product friction doesn’t come from “bad UI.” It comes from making users answer questions the product should have already answered for them.

Founders ask for a redesign when the product starts feeling “hard to use.” A lot of the time, the UI isn’t the real problem. The real problem is that the product is making users decide too much, too early, with too little context.

@ShelfySoApp Exactly what we have been doing for 4+ years with great quality. Will let our work speak: saydesign.pro

We're hiring a UI/UX designer at Shelfy. We're re-designing our app to feel lighter, calmer, and effortless to use. We need someone to help us! 📩 Reply or DM with portfolio + a note on your favorite PKM tool. You'd be a great fit if you (Details in a thread) ->

@priyabhatttt Looks so good! Always great to have nature alongside on the table 💯

Loved my amazon find

@priyabhatttt Someone first ask anthropic to get rid of these shitty limits 😭

Claude is down right when I finally sit down to work. Not now, Claude. Not now.

@priyabhatttt The end might be closer than anticipated

Yesterday I asked claude to write a Instagram reel script about the new AI design tool coming with opus 4.7 the hook it wrote itself: “figma and adobe stocks are about to dip” bro predicted its own takeover of figma and adobe 🙌🏻

@priyabhatttt Seems like it 🤔

Design twitter has been weirdly off lately and I've been trying to figure out why. I think the people who actually build things stopped posting.

Bro you are doing it for them right now, for free 🤫

@MadeByDhruv @Amboras_inc Just shot you a DM. Happy to connect :)

We're hiring a Web Designer. URGENTLY. @Amboras_inc is YC-backed. We're building the autonomous e-commerce platform that replaces Shopify. Must have: - Figma & Framer at expert level - A portfolio that speaks for itself - Available to start immediately - Creative, fast, and self-driven (Dev knowledge is a big plus.) This is high-volume, high-quality work at a fast-moving YC startup. If you love designing web experiences and want to be part of something big, this is for you! Apply via: yuvraj@amboras.com Portfolio is required.

So tempted to do this with Ajj Tak Music 🎙️🎙️

A or B? I’m torn on this Hero Section. 🤔 1️⃣ Clean & Minimal: Pure white background. Focuses entirely on the copy. 2️⃣ Glow & Depth: Subtle orange gradient. Adds warmth and lifts the UI. I’m leaning towards 2 because it feels less "sterile," but 1 is safer. Which one wins for a modern AI SaaS? 👇