Product Designer & AI-Assisted Product Builder. Helping founders design, validate, and launch better products faster.
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Joined June 2017
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My new portfolio is finally live ✨
Designed it, built it, and kept a few things in there for you to play with 👀
Explore, have some fun, and leave me a note before you go 📌
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Most distributors can tell you what their reps sold. Few can tell you what those reps actually collected.
I designed StockFlow's sales rep and delivery screens to close that gap. Here's how 🧵
Selling is half the job. The truck closes the loop.
Delivery shows every trip, driver, and drop live, plus the cash each driver needs to collect on arrival. Failed drops and idle vehicles surface right away. 🚚
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Looking for a thoughtful product designer who can design intuitive interface for your product and ship them?
Send me a DM.
I'm available for new design projects
🌐: tpdapson.com
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Tp_dapson • UIUX Designer • AI retweeted
For important tasks, it is better to form your own initial idea first and then bring in AI: let it expand the scope of your creativity rather than replace its starting point. Otherwise, as we create less and less on our own, we risk gradually weakening our own creative abilities.
Tp_dapson • UIUX Designer • AI retweeted
I'm genuinely confused.
So after the inflation.
After the kidnappings.
After months of no light.
After tax and fuel hikes.
After terrible healthcare.
After salaries can't even keep up with feeding.
Election Day comes then:
You dress up, You leave your house, You queue under the hot sun, You vote for the same person again.
You are not normal.
Tp_dapson • UIUX Designer • AI retweeted
Every distributor sells on credit. Few can see the risk before the goods leave the warehouse.
I designed StockFlow's credit flow to fix that, from the customer's history to the moment an order goes over their limit. Here's how 🧵
Every distributor sells on credit. Few can see the risk before the goods leave the warehouse.
I designed StockFlow's credit flow to fix that, from the customer's history to the moment an order goes over their limit. Here's how 🧵
Where it all pays off: the order screen.
Limit, balance, and available credit sit beside the cart. Go over, and you get options: collect upfront, use a pending limit request, or split the order.
Decided before the truck leaves. 🚚
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I'm a product designer who simplifies complex flows, and I'm available for new design projects.
If your product has a flow that feels heavier than it should, let's talk.
More of my work: tpdapson.com
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