Designer, founder of @exaltixd and Interaction Design MA at @momebudapest. UX, Services. Eu/acc, metamodernist, optimist
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Thomas Fogarasy retweeted
43% of designers spend more than half their time vibe coding.
37% do zero.
I just finished going through 1,478 survey responses for our State of Prototyping report.
Designers spending about half their time vibe coding is the smallest group at 12%.
People aren't easing in. They're either all-in or they haven't started.
Design engineers make up 80.9% majority vibe coding.
IC designers: 35.0%.
Workflow satisfaction tracks with them:
- No vibe coding: 5.93/10
- Heavy vibe coders: 7.39/10
Full report, raw dataset, and open API available thanks to @dazl_dev, @framer, @MagicPathAI, @dscout, @magicpatterns, and @mobbin.
Thomas Fogarasy retweeted
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Thomas Fogarasy retweeted
Mimic Robotics has announced a collaboration with Audi for automating vehicle assembly operations.
Here's Mimic's humanoid hands performing a task autonomously their end-to-end pixel-to-action AI model.
Thomas Fogarasy retweeted
Everybody:
Microsoft: We are going to record screenshots of everything you do all the time, every day, FOREVER. Trust us.
Everybody:
Thomas Fogarasy retweeted
Cyclist passes Russian troops in Rostov while blasting "Because I got high".
That's it, that's the tweet.
Thomas Fogarasy retweeted
As a designer, if I had been expected to share Photoshop files with “collaborators” for unsolicited feedback on pixel-level details, or to host tangents unrelated to my work, I wouldn't have lasted long.
“Collaboration” in Figma is going to leave us with even fewer designers.
Thomas Fogarasy retweeted
This is what interaction design results in, in case you wondered. Not UX, not UI, #IxD. Look it up. Someone designed that connection between a drawing and a cutout to the correct chapter, and worked with the printers and publishers to ensure it was doable.
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