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Make your Figma designs more realistic with this simple plugin One thing I always prioritize in my Figma designs is realism— I love to make every design feel like the final product of cos while considering actual user feedback and making sure every detail aligns with how real

A while ago, I was helping shape the onboarding flow for an AI-powered task management app in Figma. You know the drill: smart productivity, automation, no fluff. We got to the pricing screen—and suddenly, the team was split. Two designs. Same goal: convert users. But very

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Two of the sweetest experiences you can have in your career as a product designer are: 1.Collaborating with clients or teams who know exactly what they want – It makes communication clearer, decision-making faster, and the design process so much more enjoyable. Like no one is

It hits different when you’re designing with music playing 🎧 especially Amapiano. The vibe takes your creativity to a whole new level of inspiration! 😂😂. Try it..

Design is therapeutic for me. #figmatutorial #figma #uxdesign

This is how I handle most of my projects. I design every screen in both light and dark mode simultaneously. #figmaproject #uxdesigntutorial #uxdesign #uidesigntutorial #figmatips

Cooking up another prototype in Figma

I recently noticed someone on LinkedIn critiquing this prototype a lady replicated and shared on her LinkedIn page, suggesting it’s not ideal for UX. I really want people to understand that the prototypes I share are creative explorations. They’re meant to push boundaries and

From problem to prototype. I recently partnered with a client who was struggling with user drop-offs mid-funnel. We dove deep into user behaviour, rebuilt the journey, and the results? Let’s just say the numbers speak louder than I can here.” “I break it all down, what worked,

I’ve been working on another controversial prototype in Figma since yesterday. Just when I thought I was done and ready to share today, a new wave of ideas came in and pulled me right back in. I have to go back to work now, but I’ll be posting it tomorrow on LinkedIn at 12 PM

“If you had to start UX Design all over again, what would you do differently?” Someone asked me this recently and here’s my honest answer: 👉 I’d focus more on building functional designs first, then learn how to use them to sell my craft with confidence. Over the years, I’ve

Can we do more by showing less ? Minimalism has taught me something. 👉 The absence of clutter is not emptiness, it’s room for meaning to breathe. Whether I’m designing a product in Figma, a morning routine, or a mindset. I now aim for simplicity with substance. All this have

One of the biggest hurdles you would’ve to consistently cross as a UX designer is aligning stakeholder expectations with what users actually need. Case study: bit.ly/3HvTT4V There are moments where the product owner or a top executive insists on a feature or layout

What’s your struggle when it comes to prototype. #prototype #figma #uxdesign

You don’t need a new UI. You need a clearer path to action. A startup with over 280K paying users reached out for a full redesign. Their product already looked great but something felt off. Sometimes, the biggest wins come from fixing what’s almost working. Here’s why subtle

I’ve met so many founders who say this one thing: “Good design never hides.” Just the other day, someone from Google goes, “Hey, you’re Kingsley, right?” We were meant to discuss a project, but the convo shifted to how much he admires my work. That’s the power of showing up

I once worked with a designer who seemed to constantly be on the lookout for flaws in my work. No matter what I delivered, he always found something to criticize often in a way that felt more personal than constructive. One of his recurring complaints was: “Hey Kingsley, could