Wannabe Design Engineer. Prev @TheJupiterApp šŸ¤¹šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø | Building for fun and for work

Bengaluru, India
Joined September 2019
Meeting DON NORMAN (eeep!) felt like meeting the very foundation of everything | do as a designer. The man who made us understand the value of human centric design before most people even knew what the term meant is still questioning, learning and inspiring, even at 88!
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i cannot stress enough how important it is to surround yourself with optimists
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The goal is to be this non-chalant w THESE announcements
some updates: got married bleached my hair joined @AnthropicAI to design Claude Code
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I won’t hire designers to do what bots can do: make screens. I’ll hire designers who can do what bots can’t: question the output, challenge the obvious, and bring taste to the final product. Execution is getting automated. Judgment is the real design skill. Agree, or am I crazy?
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People are innately lazy and for a product to feel magical it needs to allow them to be lazy - their natural selves. But in doing this we also add to the universal laziness. Thoughts?
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Seriously underrated designer building some damn good stuff on here @urfwoof
Making a trains app šŸŽØ
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This is so cool.
Delegate tasks, keep control
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Came across this banger video from @robonuggets on how to be more ambitious to get a 10x efficient output. What ā€œambitionā€ really means here: 1. Altitude: Define a goal beyond the task to allow the model to come up with more efficient or creative ways to solve a problem
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2. Depth: Instead of saying ā€œdo this like a top industry professionalā€, ask the model to use the actual tools and methods used by industry professionals
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3. Range: Think laterally by assembling a crew of agents (including a devil’s advocate) with varying perspectives to find the unknown unknowns
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2. Range: Have agents split a job across several helpers including a red team with varying POVs to figure out unknown unknowns
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3. Depth: Don’t ask the model to act like a professional but insist it actually uses the tools and methods used by real industry experts
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Been vibecoding Provenance - a small tool to help me better my design taste and build a vocab around my saved references that my AI tools can use to produce high quality outputs Try if you wanna: provenance-liard-seven.verce…
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Note: Also building a chrome extension so you can add your references more seamlessly
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I didn’t go to Figma Config but I really like Figma caps, can someone send me one? šŸ˜¤šŸ’€šŸ˜›
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I was feeling nostalgic before seeing this cmnt
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Went solo bagpacking with a suitcase. Rookie mistake 😭🚫
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Now I definitely know why its called bagpacking and not suitcasing
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Why is everyone looking for ā€œcrackedā€ designers these days? What does that even mean? I think I’m a damn good designer (only because my seniors and mentors have always vouched for me), but I wouldn’t necessarily call myself cracked, you know?
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Crafting all projects with uncommon care now, all thanks to @joshpuckett Had a lot of fun (and no anxiety whatsoever) designing the landing for my portfolio šŸ‘©ā€šŸ’»
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Inspired by @wabi ā€˜s 🐐 landing screen
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Shriya P retweeted
being a designer means using 3million tokens to over-engineer your hero section
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