Here's a meme so bad that even I couldn't bring myself to use it. And I like bad memes. The worse the better. See what makes the cut tomorrow, feat. Monzo 🏦.

If you're on ProductHunt, go and share some love to the team at Mobbin today. A design tool I know my audience love. 🤟 producthunt.com/posts/mobbin-2…

Did you know that Duolingo hide their logo behind Apple's Dynamic Island? ✅ Gets their logo in screenshots. ✅ Low effort way to improve share quality.

Every day I publish real world examples of awesome UX. 🪄 961 and counting.

Apple’s UX tricks you didn’t notice — all in one place 👀 Tag a UX designer who lives for these tiny details. #uxdesign #ux

One day I'm going to do a UX teardown of every self service checkout, and then retire.

Designing visually nice onboarding is pretty easy. Designing onboarding that people can recall 48 hours later? 👀 That’s product psychology.

I hired 40,000 people, from all over the world, to alert me if my competitors ship some UX magic. 🏝 It costs me less than £2 a week. P.S., I still use Windows XP.

Stats from week 1: • 72% of people who enrolled in the UX Bootcamp, actually engaged. • Just over 1,000 people completed week 1. • 2 people quit (the other 28% just quietly gave up).

You follow your competitors on BFM, and when they ship some new UX magic, you'll get an alert. 🫨 It'll surprise nobody that the most followed company, from users all over the world, was instantly Monzo. The 2nd most followed were Lovable. 3rd was Revolut.

Every month when you're reminded how much Figma costs

If you ever feel like you're not shipping interesting enough features, just remember...

This is how Google encourage you to leave more reviews. 👇👇 It's amazingly simple actually. Before rating new places, Google will dynamically remind you how influential your previous reviews have been.

Replace doomscrolling with 1,000 examples of exceptional UX. 🔥

.Peerlist is featured on Built for Mars 🥳 this is huge because BfM is literally one of my favourite places on the internet!

Breaking: you don't get a certificate after completing our UX Bootcamp. P.S., you won't need one. Instead you might actually learn something.

Our UX Bootcamp just got (a bit) better. Track your weekly to-do list ✅ Satisfyingly complete items ✅ Revisit previous weeks ✅

"When we go live with this paywall, we need to remember to actually enable Stripe". QA tester: "yeah, yeah, got it".

> "Here's a $20 voucher to give us some feedback" > Your users clicking the survey randomly to get to the end