Max Danilov

It looks great. I would choose option B. I really like the shadow because it helps separate the elements nicely, but I would recommend centering the text inside the blocks, because right now the composition feels visually too weighted to the left. The only issue for me is that the text blocks might need a bit more contrast.

Decision time! 😎 Option A or Option B?🤔

@AliGrids @fazurrehman 2. 100%

Simple or gradient?

Junior and mid-level designers are already being replaced by AI. Not because AI is better. Because it's cheaper and good enough for most companies. Seniors will follow. Just slower. Anyone telling you "AI is just a tool" is either selling something or hasn't been paying attention to the layoffs. 🤷

@AliGrids @fazurrehman Feels like gradient wins only when the content is already super legible. With busy layouts I keep picking the simplest fill 😅

@betomoedano Funny how leaning into Material color roles makes Android screens instantly feel coherent. Do you stick to system semantics or use your own tokens on top?

Our new template looks beautiful on Android 👀 - Material Colors - Multi-language support - Claude Skills included - Easy to use → bunx @codewithbeto/ship - IAP integrated from day 0 - Multiplatform from day 0 - Figma Store assets template included - One-file config - Easy to customize - Nano Banana integrated with best practices - Performant - Lifetime Access - Discord Channel Access Save time (and tokens). Run: bunx @codewithbeto/ship 🚀

@jameslevicf @BrettFromDJ That swipey menu reveal is the kind of pattern users remember, especially when the animation has real weight to it.

Once you start designing UI like this, everything else just seems like an absolute snooze fest. by @BrettFromDJ

@uixamjad @basit_designs What stands out is how restrained the motion feels. Are you aiming for a more understated brand vibe?

Very unique and minimal 🥰🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳@basit_designs

@alexkehr @Shpigford Auto naming is such a big win 🙂 does it change how people document design iterations?

Shipped a Taste update last night. Taste is my macOS app that injects your design taste into Codex or Claude Code. This update addresses a bunch of beta feedback, including a request from @Shpigford to stop manually titling every design. Now every extraction gets an automatic suggested title. + lots of design/ux fixes

@UiSavior I always end up on catalogue when stuck on patterns, that collection is such a time saver.

Go-to sites to learn UI design for free Motion → 60fps.design Patterns → catalogue.projectsbyif.com AB Tests → abtest.design Inspiration → designspells.com Breakdowns → uxsnaps.com UI components → uiplaybook.dev Did I miss any? 🤔

@Aurelien_Gz @proskuaaa Tossing the note into the bin makes delete feel intentional. Do you think it reduces misclicks or just looks slick?

this is literally the most satisfying delete action on earth.. wizard » @proskuaaa

@systemsluke That vibe coding look matches a time tracker, the layout feels calm and focused 😊

Vibe-coding a time tracking app

@rud_dudd The joystick twist makes the cards interaction feel playful. How do you keep it responsive on low end phones?

ok i didnt know which one would showcase it better but here's the cards interaction but with a joystick on mobile. and i think writing the models name helps get more engagement? let me check with this one. tried GPT 5.4 for this.

@faisal_ahmed52 Feels like a finance dashboard that actually respects hierarchy. The way you stagger the metrics keeps dense data readable.

Dashboard for a Finance SaaS ✦ Twisty

@faisal_ahmed52 Feels like a finance dashboard that actually respects hierarchy. The way you stagger the metrics keeps the dense data readable.

@DesignGuru01 The design looks sleek and user-friendly!

ios app concept i was working on

@mamkindesigner @screenshotfirst Твои скрины какой-то топ уровень. Есть чем вдохновиться 😊

some app store screenshots we designed at @screenshotfirst in March

@jonsamp This timer UI feels nicely calm. How did you decide the step pacing so it works on watch too?

Released a massive update of my coffee timer app, Single Origin. I wanted to brew the roaster-created recipes on the Fellow Aiden & xBloom, so I built an app that guides you through every step. Since it's built with Expo, it runs on iOS, WatchOS, Android, & Web. 👇

@mobbin @Airbnb The spacing and contrast on the booking flow is doing most of the work it reads clean and fast

🏆 @Airbnb won Web App of the Year

@AliGrids Honestly if Figma disappeared tomorrow components plus autolayout is what I wo🧩uld miss most because that is where the design system lives 🧩

what if just disappeared tomorrow…

@rehanxahmed Before to After posts make it obvious how much polish changes trust. Which part do you think brought those 4 leads in, the cleanup itself or the way you framed it as turning AI slop into something sharp?

Wasn’t expecting 4 leads from this🫶 This was my first design post after a 2 month break🤧