Week 1 of taking X seriously 📈 Starting Followers: 643 Goal: 743 Current Followers: 666 (+23) Action Taken: Posts: ~2/day Comments: ~7/day DMs: ~3/day Lessons learned: → Getting 100 followers on your first week of getting serious isn't easy (lol!) → Meaningful comments =

The official playbook

A bagel sandwich is bad design, but it works because the experience still delivers value. Same goes for most MVPs. Just launch your bagel sandwich. Fill the gap later.

This tweet is actually cake.

New favourite slang > "Ai Slop"

AI designers are cooked, built an entire app for a client with actual humans 🤯

Meet the new Stitch, your vibe design partner. Here are 5 major upgrades to help you create, iterate and collaborate: 🎨 AI-Native Canvas 🧠 Smarter Design Agent 🎙️ Voice ⚡️ Instant Prototypes 📐 Design Systems and DESIGN.md Rolling out now. Details and product walkthrough

lmao… yes, really needed an animated face to book slots on my calender… need more solutions for non existent problems

NN/g just published a piece on “AI Agents as Users”. Big shift: product designers are no longer designing only for humans clicking through screens. We’re now designing for systems that can act, decide, and navigate too. The job is moving from screen design to interaction

The way I’m working right now wouldn’t have been possible a year ago. My mornings start with most of what I need ready to go. Running OpenClaw locally: • overnight research • updates Google Sheets • summaries ready On the design side: • Cursor + Figma MCP → generate in

Is this supposed to be rage bait?

success metric: user said "wow"

AI won't replace you. As long as you keep getting better than you were yesterday. Before Figma came along, I started designing products on Photoshop because UI/UX was emerging. Once I jumped into Figma, took me less than 3 days to understand the software. Because whatever

Figma stocks on a discount?