when app you designed is on @mobbin lowkey best feelin

although i'm not posting about it before, the directory is still fresh and updated daily! go check it out! before.click

i use claude code for design process for over than a year now at the beginning I felt like a CHEATER 😅 but hey, at the end of the day - it’s make me more productive. so nothing to be ashamed of. it’s different if you use claude to do something for you and send it without even checking or you just align your process to fit new reality

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everyone have a mic on something funny, I need to figure out something

my design flow right now: 1. inspo 2. claude code to explore and prototype 3. clicking through whole flow, trying to break it 4. polish UI in figma more and more happens outside figma but i'm not leaving it it's the best place to document the process especially on big products. decisions, variants, why things look the way they do (and keeping everything aligned with prod) and some days i start in Figma on purpose (even tho the process is longer, it's worth it) to get as many ideas out of my own head as possible ai is great at recreating what exists a blank canvas is still where new stuff happens

incoming feedback keeps me alive (and energized 😅)

my coloring app is 753 mb 🤯 the easy fix (from 2 weeks ago): add a download screen and folder "downloading collection… 34%" but… i'm not doing that here’s the new flow I figured out: the illustrations will load quietly in the background. the next scene is already there before you tap it. no progress bars. no mb counters. no waiting. the best loading screen is the one nobody sees fixing it now. target: under 200 mb

i always wanted to be like marc btw. i made an ad test it and roast me: testflight.apple.com/join/fE… i want to make it EHT TSEB

this sound is sooo satisfying

i like what i see

iphone duo is the hardest thing i've designed for in years been playing with the simulator for a few days and making it look and feel right is extremely hard and time consuming sometimes you just have to figure out how to set everything up from scratch. it's a fully new experience so far my best idea for how to think about it: → treat it as nesting content → use the space to the max → but don't let it get cluttered or overwhelming it's not easy. it's extremely hard and i don't think companies will spend the weeks it actually takes to adjust their apps which is sad for a $2000 phone also, giving engineers and designers three weeks to adapt for the duo? definitely not enough time

omg, got the information that my duo shipemnt is delayed 🥲 wanted to get that bad boy to play around. looks like it's more important to send it to infleuncers rather to people that paid for it have fun people!

this is my happy moment 4 years ago i hated working on mobile apps i was fully into web poducts working on abode was my breaking point i went fully into creative mode and did the best work of my life right when i thought my world was falling apart i found my new comfort place it led me to amazing projects, clients and the work i'm doing now working on an app that really helps people getting better and making fun stuff on the side that I started to share here --- big thanks to @proskuaaa his work was the first mobile design i really loved and the fun he puts into it stuck with me