Recently worked on feature animations for a marketing agency using @rive_app state machines. Experience it live here: rive.app/s/ub8rZR3KAkCPsqH2m…

Hey Rive enthusiasts, we are group of 8 people who’ll be renewing our rive voyager plan subscription. If anyone’s interested to join please feel free to reach out to me.

A small glimpse of the Features section revamp I’ve been working on for the landing page.

Came across a really clean interaction. Had to rebuild it in Swift. Sometimes you learn more by recreating than consuming. Day 10 #ship69

No bad ideas when you’re playing with ChatGPT Images 2.0 → Smarter visuals → Better editing and aesthetics Rolling out in Figma and Figma Weave

- Claude Design - Stitch and all other AI Design tools will not last the trend till June. The control that Figma gives is what will keep it relevant

Introducing Claude Design by Anthropic Labs: make prototypes, slides, and one-pagers by talking to Claude. Powered by Claude Opus 4.7, our most capable vision model. Available in research preview on the Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans, rolling out throughout the day.

HOW TO VIBE CODE BEAUTIFUL UI 1\ sketch first, prompt second don't start with text. use excalidraw to draw a quick wireframe. boxes, buttons, where images go. export it and tell the ai "follow this structure exactly" ai copies way better than it imagines 2\ screenshot what you like go to dribbble, mobbin, or any site you think looks clean. screenshot the specific section you want. a nav bar, a pricing card, a hero section. paste it in and say "copy this style" this alone changes everything 3\ feed it a mood board for colors you ever try telling ai "make it feel modern and warm"? it just gives you the same blue every time use a mood board generator like Nano Banner instead. feed that image to the ai and say "reference this for the color palette" way more unique results than hoping for the best 4\ create a design system before you build before writing any code, define your brand colors, typography, and spacing rules. share that with your ai tool so every component stays consistent. most vibe coded apps look off because there's zero consistency across pages 5\ use design skills and anti pattern rules there's an open source tool on github called "ui/ux pro max skill" built for claude that forces it to use a reasoning engine before writing any ui code. it generates a design system based on your industry and has built in rules that ban generic ai gradients. basically tells claude "stop making it look like every other ai app" 6\ use screenshots as your primary communication ai is good at copying. terrible at imagining. the more visual context you give it the less it guesses. stop typing "make it look clean" and start showing it exactly what clean looks like 7\ fonts and icons matter more than you think ai always defaults to the same inter/lucide combo. instant tell that its ai generated. go grab something unique from google fonts. swap out lucide for a custom icon library like phosphor. small change but it immediately makes your app stop looking like a template. the real issue isn't the ai it's that most people just type "make a landing page" and hope for the best

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🚨Google just announced "Glimmer", a new design system for transparent screens.

This was the highlight of the Spotify Wrapped for me 🚀 How was this created, any idea?

🎁 60 PSD Thumbnails — FREE to download! These designs helped me grow, and now I’m giving back 💼 📩 To access: 1️⃣ Like 2️⃣ Follow 3️⃣ Retweet 4️⃣ Comment “PSD”

Hot take 🌶️ Figma Sites → @framer competitor Figma Make → @lovable competitor Figma Buzz → @canva competitor Figma Draw → @Illustrator competitor #Config2025 on a roll today!

Ordered tea from @justswishin today morning. I’m really impressed with their branding and packaging 💚

Introducing Vector Feathering — a new way to create vector glow and shadow effects. Vector Feathering is a technique we invented at Rive that can soften the edge of vector paths without the typical performance impact of traditional blur effects. (Audio on 🔊)

New income tax limits could cause big jump in Gen Z consumption spends.