Designer and developer at Snapbar. Fitness, family, and gaming. Building https://xitter.cf/t.co/x64fRdeP4S and https://xitter.cf/t.co/ijLxy3O8Z9.

Washington, USA
Joined September 2008
Taylor Prince retweeted
Marketing is falling behind product, and I only see this problem compounding. So I'm working on ways to speed up asset generation based on code merged. Here's a new skill I built into our core repository to generate product animations.
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i love our Snapbar footer
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Marketing is falling behind product, and I only see this problem compounding. So I'm working on ways to speed up asset generation based on code merged. Here's a new skill I built into our core repository to generate product animations.
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It is important to me that all the UI visualized is sourced from the code base, so it's authentic, while my guidance creates the abstracted concept visual.
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How does the mobile interface change if you have intelligence at every layer of connection?
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The first movie is so rewatchable, genuinely just fun and entertaining
‘Ready Player Two’ is still in development • Zak Penn is writing the script right now • Steven Spielberg is involved with the project (via @TheDirect)
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All of these movies have been so bad, how is there still an audience for them?
Final trailer for ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ 🕷️ In theaters on July 31
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Taylor Prince retweeted
I feel like design wise, AI is still at the Will Smith spaghetti video stage. Look at AI video now. It’s almost indistinguishable from reality. To believe design is somehow untouchable is naive. I’m not saying designers are completely cooked, just like videographers aren’t completely cooked right now. I’m saying a vast amount of designers probably will be. Eventually. Right now AI design is still noticeable, and the argument that designers will survive because there will always be demand for more unique experiences is valid. For now. But just like every other area of AI, you can’t assume taste, design instinct and creativity won’t improve and ultimately become better and faster in a lot of ways. It’s a sad but likely reality that I think a lot of people already anticipate, but won’t admit. It’s more popular to lean on the “we’re safe” narrative.
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Taylor Prince retweeted
When execution is cheap, design and creativity are the edge.
Massive output uptick due to agentic AI. Complete flat adoption.
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I wonder how much longer agentic coding will feel magical. Will this feeling last forever?
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All that to be broadcasted in 720p
Replying to @FBallAnalysisYT
This is a six figure lens my friend
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Oh my
That's us! 🌍 The Artemis II crew captured beautiful, high-resolution images of our home planet during their journey to the Moon. As @Astro_Christina put it: "You guys look great."
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I'm not sure about Pencil or Paper. The canvas design/dev tools feel pointless unless they can reconstruct real components from code. If the canvas isn’t built from the actual UI layer, you’re just editing a fake version of your product.
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Gee, i was totally wrong on this. It appears the MCP has tons of tooling. My bad!
I think @webflow desperately needs to open up the entire designer to Claude. Building in there feels archaic now… Let me reapply this same styling to something new- click, click, drag, add class name etc. 🤮
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Kicked off 4 features for my workout app dungym.app, from my phone before I went to bed. Woke up and merged them in. What a time!
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I think @webflow desperately needs to open up the entire designer to Claude. Building in there feels archaic now… Let me reapply this same styling to something new- click, click, drag, add class name etc. 🤮
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Claude coding from my phone is just fun. I can sneak in changes anywhere, anytime.
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Maybe you are being replaced by AI
You're not being replaced by AI. You're being replaced by someone who knows how to leverage AI.
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Making personal software is so fun. I can obsess over the details as I wish. It's such a great creative outlet. My custom workout program and tracking app, Dungym.
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