Sometimes I see what must be a common code pattern that blows my tiny designer mind. Here's me smugly using a ternary operator on a handleClick function. function handleClick() { isOpen ? setIsOpen(false) : setIsOpen(true); } Then I see this bad boy 🤯

Finished a 20min mobility workout in GOWOD today. Felt great. Decided to start a challenge, to get 10hrs total in 30 days (20mins/day). Think it counted the workout I’d just finished? Did it f***😭 How easy it could’ve been to gimme positive reinforcement with a bit more

If there is a God, quad foam rolling is the way to get closest to them. The simultaneous piercing pain and relief some days is spiritual

Learning to build UIs in React via the tried and tested "monkey-see-monkey-do" method (Sam Selikoff's Discord clone course). Using Tailwind CSS feels so similar to designing in Figma. With all the advantages of code. See progress via dodgy looking link: 3zxv6m-5173.csb.app

Playing with Fastic’s app. Ignoring the scaling errors on the chart (green section appears to start after 10 days not 7) and hyperbole in the claim, is there a name for this design tactic? Pre-empting an initial poor experience with a new behaviour, but encouraging perseverance.

Niiiice feature from Ride with GPS! Drag and drop multiple routes onto the map. Can't wait to try it! Curious how it handles routes from very different geographic locations dropped in at once. Sure it’s given their designers n engineers some fun headaches.

Almost half way through my GOWOD 10hrs in 30 days mobility challenge. I know I'm behind, but have no idea by how much. The in-app challenge widget's design doesn't help me at all. Here’s my fix: two subtle tweaks, one major boost in task support.

AI-native UX What do apps look like when you design AI first? Starting a thread to collect some examples I've found.

To all parents of toddlers. If you know... you know 🤣 I normally stick to software design but every time i put a wriggling Frankie in her Joolz Aer pram, I swear a little, and just wish this was a thing...