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Matt Walker retweeted
May 29
design is ending the same way it started: annoyingly
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May 14
All these tech leaders beating the drum of AI inevitability, acknowledging that it will take our jobs and having no solution or care for the fact that society isn’t prepared for that.
People without jobs can’t pay for your dumb apps you morons.
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May 14
AI is useful, don’t get me wrong. But the mindless hype around it is toxic. Can’t wait for it to not be the focal point of technology and become as common and plain as JavaScript.
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Apr 17
That’s right baby girl, Tweet through it.
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Apr 7
Can someone just get it over with already.
A gentle nudge down some stairs should do it. Keep feeding him Big Macs and KFC. Make that neck tie a little tighter. Make him a refreshing tall glass that consists of entirely 5-hour-energy. Get creative.
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Apr 3
Might be at the stage of my career where I can let my website die because I’m too busy to keep it up to date
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Mar 3
It’s giving maga vibes. 🤔
The Brass Hands store is launching on Thursday
LIMITED RELEASE: [01] RE-IND ISSUE
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Mar 3
Maybe I’m old but I don’t like this design trend of motion becoming super noticeable like it’s the whole focal point.
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Mar 3
I’m here keeping your companies alive
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Matt Walker retweeted
Feb 27
✌️ It was a solid run at Block. From the first real design system for Cash, to the biggest redesign in company history, I'm proud of what we built.
Being picky about whats next, but DM me if you think you've got something cool brewing.
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Feb 27
Love when CEO’s layoff thousands of people and say “you guys, this one’s my bad. I’ll own it.”
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Matt Walker retweeted
Feb 26
Designers get this wrong all the time.
New tech doesn't need opinionated design. We talk about Design as if it's one thing, but really it supports different purposes depending on a category's maturity.
Early tech = "Undesigned" (open & flexible)
Growth tech = Design to scale (universal & generic)
Mature tech = Design to differentiate (opinionated)
i have one upsetting observation: all the beautifully designed AI tools we’ve seen so far (dot, humane, cobot) were basically dead on arrival, while complex, highly technical products (claude code, openclaw) gain mass adoption in seconds.
we're definitely missing something.
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