Harshad | Web 3 | Designer

My 2025 wrapped. → X. Took it seriously. 200 followers. Few real leads. → Upwork. Lost Top Rated. Hurt. Learned. → Contra. Started fresh. → Framer. Earned Expert badge. Everything else. → Shifted from UX to product design. → Portfolio moved. Webflow to Framer. → Free products shipped on Gumroad. → Traveled. Prayagraj. Dwarka. Pawagadh. → Spent less. Saved more. Helped dad reduce debt. → Stocks down ~4 percent. Still here. → Health issues. Kept going. 2025 taught me progress feels quiet and heavy sometimes. 2026 is for execution. LFG if you’re still standing and building.

@judycantcode thanks, judy

@harshadux super sick!

much needed portfolio refresh :P judyzhou.me

bro, it's so over for designers google stitch is insane. 🤯

@ilyamiskov haha

“deSiGneRs aRe cOokEd” 🤪

@dariusdan @AveshMishra16 🔥

I don’t know about you, but I’ll never prefer designing by firing prompts like a machine gun. I want to draw rectangles, tweak bezier curves, and polish gradients and radiuses for hours. That’s the craft I fell in love with. 🫠

@disco_lu annoying

Slack showing us just how hard yellow is to work with on this promo banner

@BreejeAnadkat congratulations

Never in a million years did I imagine I’d buy a MacBook. 4 years ago, I was just getting started and had no idea this career would take me here. Today, I’m sitting with my new MacBook, grateful for the journey and proud of how far I’ve come. Hard work pays off. Keep going.

@oykun agree

sketch took design from photoshop. figma took it from sketch. ai is taking it from figma. designers keep surviving. because the tool was never the point.

@AfolabiDewale 🎵🔥

Another morning to try my best. What are you starting with today?

@thelazylines cool

pinterest winning me back

@heysatya_ haha

ever wondered why app shakes when we hold down.. cause they are all so nervous that we’re going to delete them 💀

@alexandroff_h @kais_rad yes, but he was saying they are not making their own dropdown for the product.

@kais_rad Isn’t that a system windows dropdown?

i still can't accept how bad they ruined the Linear design

@DannPetty congratulations, @DannPetty

I won fan favorite with Reframe! Wow. Thank you, friends! 🙌 I’ll be releasing the new updates and features asap. So stoked seeing everyone use this.

@0xCharlota quite helpful

Eyeballing Things™ is a legitimate design practice. No, really! (well, okay, it's actually called Optical Alignment) For years I felt guilty nudging something 2px without a reason I could write in a handoff note. I remember my teammate at IDEO watching my screen asking "are u gonna just eyeball it??" in shock But squinting at your design from a distance and moving things until they feel right is exactly what you should be doing. And nowhere is it more obvious than with circles. 🔵🟣🟡🟠 Circles lie. Put one next to anything flat-edged and your eye will tell you something is wrong, even when the numbers say it's perfect. I built these examples in @Framer to show exactly where it might be happening in your web design or brand design: — A circle next to a square at identical dimensions looks smaller. It only touches the edges at four points, the corners are empty. Scale it up slightly and they finally feel equal. Especially helpful if you create grids of vector icons! — The ® symbol aligned to cap height is mathematically correct. Still reads like it's floating. Push it above past the line and it snaps in. — A notification badge centered exactly on an icon corner looks like it's slipping off. Pull it inward so it overlaps. now it reads as part of the icon. you'll hit this constantly: — Circular icon inside a button. Centered by the tool. Reads low, nudge it up. — Round logomark next to a wordmark. Align it to the optical center of the wordmark — Radio button next to label text. Looks high. Drop it a bit. Unfortunately, none of these have a formula. The fix is always the same: move it until it LOOKS right, not until the number does.

@victoria_framer open.spotify.com/track/0tgVpDi0…

Hey hey, what’s your favorite song 🎵?

@bluewmist design + ai + prompt + engineer + vibe coder 😴

What is the highest-paying job that doesn't require a college degree?

@vinayjunejaa Sure, man! What's the plugin do?

Built a Framer plugin I wish existed sooner. It's live now - looking for beta users to test it out. DM me if you want to try it out? 🔥💙

@orinfitzgerald @learnframer cool

Motion design for @learnframer completed for $10,000.

@0xCharlota @figma you deserve it 👏

@figma 1) what

@0xCharlota huge congratulations 🎊

omg my small multiplayer embroidery vibe coded app won this makeathon???