Stop overthinking your landing page design. I just tested Gemini 3.0. The UI capabilities are frighteningly good. I went from blank screen to a slick landing page in just few minutes. It's fully mobile responsive. Full prompt below 👇🏻 Checkout this demo:

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Another AI browser! But I think most companies are missing the point. The goal shouldn't be a smarter address bar. The goal should be zero navigation. This is why OpenAI’s single-interface approach I think feels right from POV of non-technical user. Whether you are shopping or

You're an agency dev if you, - ship under impossible deadlines - debug legacy code from 2017 - explain why "make it pop" isn't technical feedback - build the same contact form 47 times

You're an agency dev if you, - ship under impossible deadlines - debug legacy code from 2017 - explain why "make it pop" isn't technical feedback - build the same contact form 47 times

The bottleneck isn't coding anymore. it's knowing which AI tools to orchestrate and having the vision to build the right thing

Inter's still the goat for UI fonts, clean and versatile. I keep this list handy and try them out whenever I design or develop a new app. - Geist (default next.js fonts) - Manrope - DM Sans - Satoshi - Figtree - Plus Jakarta Sans - Switzer - Aeonik. Each one has its own vibe🔥

This one is gonna hurt few people: ​If an AI model can't build a landing page for you in one shot, the AI isn't bad. ​You are. ​Stop blaming the tools for your lack of prompting skills.

Has anyone here used the nano banana pro specifically with real face? - How accurate are the facial features? - what did you use it for like headshots or something else? Looking for real user experiences.

Honestly I'm tired of dark themed websites 🤦🏻‍♂️ Wanted to see different colors then black and gray combinations. Did you saw anything new in web design?

Perplexity has the best visual identity in tech right now. Clean, abstract, and futuristic. I spent some time reverse-engineering their image style so you can use it for your own projects, using google nano banana pro. Check out the images 👇 Prompt is given in the first

Prompt: Use case: {add your use case for the image eg. for landing page hero section for x subject} Cosmic‑Dream Visual Metaphor Goal: Create one awe‑inspiring, cinematic image that communicates [USE_CASE]. Select a single hero symbol that BEST embodies [USE_CASE] (choose

Perplexity has the best visual identity in tech right now. Clean, abstract, and futuristic. I spent some time reverse-engineering their image style so you can use it for your own projects, using google nano banana pro. Check out the images 👇 Prompt is given in the first

Has anyone here used the nano banana pro specifically with real face? - How accurate are the facial features? - what did you use it for like headshots or something else? Looking for real user experiences.

Gemini 3.0 Pro review after using since it's launch: → Good at creative writing, really like the tone → Great at frontend designs, UI generation with better prompting → Great performance and output if we use it on google's own platforms → For backend I still prefer to use

I think the compiler analogy is not 100% correct. Compilers are deterministic, while LLMs are not. We won't stop checking the output because, unlike a binary, generated code needs to be maintainable, secure, and aligned with business logic especially for large projects. I

RAG is just semantic search.❌ Production RAG is 20% retrieval and 80% filtering the garbage. ✅ Here is the pipeline I’m using when accuracy is must: Query: → Query expansion (LLM) → Hybrid Search (vector + keyword) → Re-ranking → Context compression → LLM

Now that Anthropic has launched Claude opus 4.5, I tested it with the exact same prompt I used for Gemini 3.0 Pro. The results? Not that great, Gemini nailed a better frontend overall, but Opus's output wasn't as bad as I expected. It did take a lot more time to generate,

Now that Anthropic has launched Claude opus 4.5, I tested it with the exact same prompt I used for Gemini 3.0 Pro. The results? Not that great, Gemini nailed a better frontend overall, but Opus's output wasn't as bad as I expected. It did take a lot more time to generate,

Everyone is more focused on using "Agent Mode" in cursor, but they are giving less importance to Model Context Protocol (MCP). I just wired up a MCP server to my Postgres DB and used it with composer model. → No need for copy-pasting schema definitions. → The model queries

Opus 4.5 is available at same rate as sonnet 4.5 for next 2 weeks in cursor🎉