Product and design systems • Design leadership • 1/2 heads at Spiffy Studio • A dad 👋
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@NotionHQ How can I disable or hide the "Jump back in" section in the menu on iOS? It just clutters the interface and I have no use for it
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@AliExpress_EN for whatever reason @AskAliExpress isn't responding to my message. Any help here?
@AskAliExpress i sent you guys a DM the other day about my order but no response. Help?
@robot If I got things right, there's no way for me to get just the top cover and the bottom cover for a Macbook without getting the whole set with the trackpad and whatnot?
I got 7330 points in a fun game where you need to find design mistakes cantunsee.space/
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390 component variants cut down to 39 even more functional variants. Still amazed by all the Figma update changes 👍💪👌
Just realised that this monstrosity comprised of input field variants is now completely redundant with the new Figma update.
Sad and excited at the same time 🙌
ABSOLUTE POSITION 🔥
Just announced at #Config2022. 🚀
1. Dark mode
2. Redesigned auto layout
3. Component properties
4. Spotlight
5. New @jira, @asana, and @github widgets for FigJam
6. Variable fonts
7. Spring animation
8. Individual strokes
See all of our updates: figma.com/whats-new
This little nugget of UI took waaay longer to create in @Figma than I want to admit but still. One of my favorite things I managed to put together 🙌
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Got a job as a senior product designer at Izzi Digital almost 2 months ago. I haven’t been so focused, excited, invested and exhausted in years. Completely neglected almost everything else in my life but it’s no biggie. Fookin’ awesome
@figma Is there a way you lovelies add a feature for setting a minimum size for auto-layout frames? For eg. a desktop screen with auto-layout with a set minimum height of 900px.
Trying to make a UI Kit that's completely controlled through variants 🤘
Ever since I started dabbling with product design I’ve heard “don’t just go redesigning Facebook and what not”. Problem is no one ever explained what that really meant. The point is to focus more on the users, actual problem solving, not just making subjective UI changes
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Why is it so god dang impossible to find decent articles or videos online about conducting UX research that's not for dedicated UX researchers or 50-people design teams? I'm just trying to find some real-world examples for tiny teams and/or freelancers 😭