One of the big opportunities of AI is that it allow designers to experiment with effects and motion and see what sticks.

13 pages. 80+ custom illustrations. 20 animated cards. All in under 3 weeks in time for a tradeshow

Design pro tip: More detail doesn't always make your product easier to understand or believable. When you need to show UI elements, use skeletons to reduce cognitive load. Highlight the key information with colors, animations and lines of sight.

WIP utility mascot that helps users navigate an app I'm working on.

. @clickup looks like a project management tool for someone who's never managed a project to completion in their life. Kudos to the design team for somewhat organizing this madness.

Trying out Grok Bot. Am already using ChatGPT pro 20x for most of my agenting. Anything worth trying with Grok Bot instead?

Over $1.5k in token usage this month. I use AI - ALOT - for both work and play. But I still haven't seen an AI-first design workflow that beats by-mouse craft in sheer quality.

Lots of designers say AI helped them do their best work. And it surely is a huge amplifier on the technical side. But then I'll look at their pre-AI work and it's crisper, more original, cleaner. Am I the only one experiencing this?

Client paid $3585 for this landing page design + CRO & framer dev. Worth it?

We just published some new case studies on flomotive.com This one is still confidential 🤫

I think most design agencies on X are full of shit. Just noise masquerading as artistry. With AI being so good at replicating, It's becoming difficult for founders to know whether they're being scamed into believing they're working with someone who can actually help their business. So we've added some case studies to make that contrast clear: flomotive.com/case-studies