Aspiring UI/UX Designer for Health-tech || Creating digital products for Healthcare| .
Joined October 2024
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Mar 20
I love the way pure whites were not used in the Human design!
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Mar 20
Saying this again!
Human UI designs will always be exceptional. AI designs are generic. That is why your website is looking like another's website.
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Mar 19
Showing up even when its not perfect.
I am open to your thoughtful feedbacks.
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25 Nov 2024
I need to embrace this more
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Mar 18
you and your AI flyer look very stupid
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Mar 19
Whats the most important UX skill?
For me I would say Empathy!
This is what differentiates AI and designers. AI is a machine and so lacks emotions. Only human UX designers can really understand problems from the users perspective.
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Mar 19
Likeee.
I always look forward to seeing what my creative mind would bring to the table.
Mar 19
I don’t know about you, but I’ll never prefer designing by firing prompts like a machine gun.
I want to draw rectangles, tweak bezier curves, and polish gradients and radiuses for hours. That’s the craft I fell in love with. 🫠
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Mar 18
Faster!
designers, be honest.
has ai actually made your work
better?
or just faster?
or ...?
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Mar 13
NEPA the weapon fashioned against Designers in Nigeria. Its been crazy frrrr. 🤧
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Thinking of doing an AI design challenge, winner goes home with at least 500k, at least might be more.
The idea is you build with AI and solve an actual problem, we choose the winner and they get the cash price.
I see it as a way of encouraging designers to learn these new tools.
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Mar 13
Mehn I just want to design and earn millions of dollars.
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Mar 13
Day 40/100🔥
I learnt something interesting today!
This is on UX psychological phenomenon.
They are about 3 but one stood out for me which is, the Serial position effect.
And it makes so much sense. Here is why👇
When given a list of items, people are more likely to
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Mar 13
Remember the 1st few & Last few. While items in the middle tend to feel blur.
This is why most applications place the most important user actions to the right or left of a bottom or top bar navigation.
This immediately made me think of the WhatsApp bottom bar & why icons are
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