Pankaj Kaushik

@rahulbhadoriiya amen

Two of the most overused references in the history of brand design

Recently worked on a lottie animation to make the screen transition smoother. Sadly it has not been implemented yet due to lottiefiles limitations of a certain tech stack. Been looking for an alternative. Keep sound on max vibes!

@phantom @brewmarkets

@brewmarkets crypto next, right?

S&P 500: record high Nasdaq: record high

@saniaio ya i just use it for meetings but i forget half of the time

I can’t standing desk and lock in at the same time is it just me

Quietly been polishing up our Design System, not building it, just making it tighter.

Creating micro-animations in Figma Make is my new favourite thing

Tried Pencil design tool recently. It is dope! Those who don't know, it's an AI enabled design tool where you can just connect your Claude Code or Codex and start designing!

Designed the centre piece using @rive_app, stitched together using Figma Make

@rahulbhadoriya 👋

reply here if you are a designer using AI in your work or daily life

@radbar_1 @rive_app @orb_club Banger! definitely going to try something along the same lines, hope you won't mind 🙈

One from the entire set. Little animated buttons highlighting available action @rive_app x @orb_club

@amritpaldesign Congratulations!

Art is evolving and I am excited for the next frontier. My immersive art show at Artechouse, NYC.

Design tip: when presenting modals that lead to persistent UI elements (like a wallet icon): Don't slide the modal out from the bottom while popping the icon in at the top. It breaks the visual connection. Instead, shrink and transition the modal directly into the icon's final position.This simple animation shows users exactly where their info now lives and how to access it later. Apply it anywhere you want to guide discovery after closing a modal.

Combined two Lottie animations into a seamless loop in @figma Make. Used to be buggy prototypes or long dev explanations. Now I just build the demo myself. Vibecoding changes the workflow. 🔊 Sound on!! @LottieFiles

@motionbynick 🤣

claude code is fucking insane i know literally NOTHING about coding. ZERO. and i just built this insane logo for my website in minutes check it out:

@the2ndfloorguy @theadityadas @Raspberry_Pi @peakbengaluru doing gods work

i was tired of stupid people on road so i hacked my helmet into a traffic police device 🚨 while i ride, ai agent runs in near real time, flags violations, and proof with location & no plate goes straight to police. blr people - so now ride safe… or regret it.

Polished it more to make it on-brand. Feel free to play with it yourself here - apycalc.netlify.app

Interaction tip: add a subtle scale-down effect to make the press feedback clearer and more satisfying, improving perceived responsiveness

@chisaehawng Surprisingly I did not get good results with both Claude and Cursor via Figma’s MCP server, could be skill issue 😆

@Penkej Wow, that's amazing! I was planning to use Framer for the main page next time, but if I just use GenAI (Claude code), I'll have to take a look at how you did it.

Design file hygiene translated to better implementation, such as naming all layers, using auto-layouts, no unnecessary groups, also I wrote detailed, specific prompts like how I would explain something to a developer and didn’t leave things for ai to imagine.