⊹ Senior Product Designer at Decart — crafting intuitive, AI-powered experiences for the future. Building TinyFolder.
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Everything started going to shit when Apple removed the glowing logo from MacBooks.
Now it’s coming back.
We’re going to be okay.
The best vibe-coded apps are built by people who didn’t need AI to tell them what a good product looks like.
Really into the new Apple Music identity.
The chromatic distortion, glass, movement, reflections. It finally feels less like a static logo and more like something shaped by sound.
Gentlemen, I swear LinkedIn is the most ridiculous, self-important place on the internet. Nobody hired anyone, nobody built anything, but somehow everyone is an expert writing a 12-paragraph manifesto about leadership. Feels like peak infoguru culture from 10 years ago.
building an app? drop a screenshot. i’m a product designer and i’ll reply with the one thing i’d change first. honest notes, no “looks great 🔥”
Got a "bug report" saying my homepage shows two different system requirements. A visitor sees only one, the second is hidden in the HTML.
But bots and AI tools read the HTML, not the page, so for them it's a real conflict. Didn't think about that before.
We’re launching today 🙃
TinyFolder – app folders for your Mac Dock.
If you have a minute, I'd love your feedback there:
producthunt.com/products/tin…
The Mac Dock never had folders. So I built them.
I wrote the story behind TinyFolder: why it started, the one App Store rule that shaped it, and 3 things I learned shipping it.
medium.com/@art.filkov/the-m…
Today Claude and I stumbled on a weird Mac networking quirk:
If AirDrop is set to Everyone, it can noticeably interfere with Wi-Fi traffic and hurt performance. If your internet feels strangely slow, check your AirDrop settings and switch it back to Contacts Only or Receiving Off.
Tiny setting, surprisingly big difference.
TinyFolder – Custom App Folders by Sergey Filkov dribbble.com/shots/27688197-… – at Georgia
Just read the results of an internal Nvidia employee survey and the numbers are wild. 78% of employees are dollar millionaires. And 50% have a net worth above $25M.
Nvidia has around 36,000 employees, so that would mean roughly 28,000 millionaires working at one company - and about 18,000 worth more than $25M.
Imagine going to work knowing half your coworkers are multimillionaires 😅