Eric Haft (@erichaftux) 's Twitter Profile
Eric Haft

@erichaftux

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Ridd 🤿 (@ridd_design) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1// Similar to Jenny, my process often starts out looking something like this 👀 Spatial writing is my favorite way to think which is why I always begin by opening up Figjam. The key to this canvas is in the next step 👇

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Similar to Jenny, my process often starts out looking something like this 👀

Spatial writing is my favorite way to think which is why I always begin by opening up Figjam.

The key to this canvas is in the next step 👇
dára sobaloju (@darasoba) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Apple just released some YouTube videos of design sessions from their past WWDC that every designer should watch. A thread 🧵

Andy Budd (@andybudd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I find a lot of founders get the "talk to users" bit wrong. They have a product idea, often which they've raised money against. As such they approach users with the intent of "validating" their idea. On the surface this makes sense. After all isn't the point of talking to users

Andy Budd (@andybudd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My design leadership coaching really took a hit the past 12 months as teams were scaled back, many design leaders were made redundant, and those who remained were no longer seen as a flight risk by the org (e.g. not worth investing in) so didn't want to rock the boat.

Alex Gilev (@alexgilev1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Drawers... more drawers 🟡 Perfect for storing complex data and progressively disclosing information while reducing the cognitive load.

Drawers... more drawers 🟡

Perfect for storing complex data and progressively disclosing information while reducing the cognitive load.
Graham Helton (@grahamhelton3) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Before moving from my role at Google to Snowflake I sat down and did a braindump of all the guidelines that I follow (or followed at one point and wanted to reintroduce). For those interested, here are the ~34 guidelines that made the cut

Adrian (@uiuxadrian) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is what we start every exploration from. An inspiration board with 3 distinct visual directions. This helps clients visualize different directions early on, before we dive into actual design work. Saves countless hours down the line.

This is what we start every exploration from.

An inspiration board with 3 distinct visual directions.

This helps clients visualize different directions early on, before we dive into actual design work.

Saves countless hours down the line.
jhey ▲🐻🎈 (@jh3yy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

you can just position: sticky things basic CSS layout tricks get overlooked so much, but often provide greater impact, going unnoticed other way to trick sticky positioning 👇🧵

Eric Haft (@erichaftux) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In ios26 there a few places Apple doesn’t tease continuance and it’s tripped me up. I had to google how to take a panoramic photo.

In ios26 there a few places <a href="/Apple/">Apple</a> doesn’t tease continuance and it’s tripped me up.  I had to google how to take a panoramic photo.
Higgsfield AI 🧩 (@higgsfield_ai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We're giving MiniMax Hailuo to EVERYONE with Unlimited FREE Generations. We tuned it to work without a single line of prompt. With 7000+ New Presets & NO Prompts, we're entering the Click-To-Video Era. With a $20K contest, too. Retweet = FULL Release Playbook in your DMs.

Ridd 🤿 (@ridd_design) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There are now more ways to attack the “design process” than ever before Gone are the days of predictable starting points and steadily increasing fidelity. A few years ago my design process almost always started with spatial writing in Figma But it's changed a LOT in the last

Jayneil Dalal (@jayneildalal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is how a designer at Firefox presents Figma files during cross functional reviews I freaking love how this format gives immediate context to stakeholders about the project being presented Especially having a dedicated section showing the comparison of current product

Julie Zhuo (@joulee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Most product feedback sucks. It's an immediate gut reaction: "Ooh, I love this!" or "Meh." Want to get better at actually giving useful, actionable product feedback? Run yourself through these 7 questions. 1) What is the user journey to get here? You can’t furnish a room if

Daniel Destefanis (@daniel__designs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We just shipped a brand new feature for Figma Make. Take any Make, convert it to a set of editable design layers for you to iterate on, annotate, or share. More to come, we're just getting started