Wallet design exploration. What do you think? #design #appdesign #walletdesign #figma #uidesign

Just watched @designertom_ video and man the quality and value is INSANE. Highly recommend to all designers (and non designers) to watch this! https://t.co/YK1eG1NiMt

Product section on website #buildinpublic #figma #design #webdesign

zoomed in #ux #ui #appdesign #mobiledesign #figma #appdesigner

Meetup app design. Any feedback is appreciated :)

Want to find all car meetups and events? One app for all. Clean. Modern. Fast. I am available for freelance projects. Designed in #Figma. #design #carapp #mobileapp #appdesign #carmeetup #figma #auto #cardesign #productdesign #ux #ui

Mockup

Why must all AI chatbots work/look the same? What if you can talk to your AI and see the thinking behind it in a nice visual way - making it feel like a better experience. I played around using this ball glow effect + music to make something unique. Client was super happy.

Figma trying to replace Framer Framer trying to replace Figma

Designers often forget that we're designing for customers (visitors) and not other designers. Yes, it needs to be visually nice - but the customer needs to understand the solution and click on the CTA

Although I really like this tablet view 👀

Monday dashboard explorations for Clubkit. Any feedback is highly appreciated 👨‍🎨 #figma #clubkit #productdesign #ui #dashboard #darkmode

When looking for inspiration, Dribbble seems quite weak for niche websites. I always find myself going back to @mobbin 👀

Maybe a better view like this:

Clubkit new sign up screen. Any thoughts? #ui #design #figma #signup #productdesign #buildinpublic

Playing around Framer with navbar menu. Appreciate any feedback 🤓 #framer #uidesign #ui #navbar

Concept design for doctor assessment app. Doctors can login to review their patients, view statistics, and assess patient records. What do you think? #buildinpublic #appdesign #uidesign #uxui #productdesign Designed in #Figma.

Usually when I’m stuck creatively, I look towards nature. Taking a small walk through a park often gives great Frames in Figma.

you can’t make this stuff up.

My top tips for running a great workshop: 🔹 Skip the dry presentations – Show, don’t just tell. 🔹 Engage the audience – Ask questions, encourage hands-on learning. 🔹 Leave room for creativity – Let participants experiment with new skills. What do you think?