Jayneil Dalal
@jayneildalal
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I show how top design teams use AI
Dallas, TX
Joined November 2013
This is how a top designer uses Figma MCP + Cursor Every designer should copy this workflow to get 90% of the design prototype ready super quick 👀 Watch the full interview on Sneak Peek: https://t.co/wVtT1LHmb0
@ItsJeffJB shows how the @webflow design team uses @figma MCP +
This is how the Webflow design team uses Cursor for high fidelity prototyping What used to take a week before is now done in less than 5 minutes Prototyping in Cursor forces designers to think about the micro interactions, hover states and other design details because all this
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Big shoutout to our own @itsjadejiang for representing Atlassian’s Product Design team on Sneak Peek with @jayneildalal! 🚀 Dive into the interview to see how we use @figma and Atlassian apps to create experiences people love.
This is how the Atlassian design team uses Good Better Best framework in Figma to maintain a high craft bar It pushes the designers to explore the best experience for the users despite the constraints like timeline and scope 👀 Watch the full interview: https://t.co/0r2dicGwEt
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This is how the Atlassian design team uses Loom to walkthrough Figma designs and cut down meetings Recording a Loom explaining the why, walking through the specs, playing the prototype gives the engineering team something to reference back. It reduces a lot of back and forth 👀
This is how the Atlassian design team uses Good Better Best framework in Figma to maintain a high craft bar It pushes the designers to explore the best experience for the users despite the constraints like timeline and scope 👀 Watch the full interview: https://t.co/0r2dicGwEt
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This is how a top designer makes it super easy for PMs, developers to navigate their Figma files Adding jobs to be done next to the user flow makes it super easy for stakeholders to get project context quickly You don't have to do all this. But this is what separates the top
This is how the Webflow design team organizes their Figma files Using dates to name Figma pages is an amazing design tactic. It organizes the design explorations based on weekly design sprints Most designers just dump everything into one page which makes it overwhelming. Then
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This is how the Atlassian design team does wireframing in FigJam Starting with low fidelity designs saves time and forces stakeholders to focus on the concept over visuals 👀 Watch the full interview: https://t.co/0TmbST9cxa
@itsjadejiang shows how @Atlassian design team does
This is how the Atlassian design team uses Good Better Best framework in Figma to maintain a high craft bar It pushes the designers to explore the best experience for the users despite the constraints like timeline and scope 👀 Watch the full interview: https://t.co/0r2dicGwEt
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This is how a top designer uses AI to communicate with stakeholders Every designer should copy this workflow and use ChatGPT to refine their thinking Most designers just dump their unprocessed thinking in Slack messages to stakeholders. This puts the entire burden on PMs,
Top designer shows how to use the new Plan Mode in Cursor Using Plan Mode ensures that Cursor has the right context. In Plan Mode Cursor even asks you follow up questions for clarification This way Cursor doesn't go ahead and make a bunch of changes you didn't want it to 👀
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This is how the Atlassian design team uses Good Better Best framework in Figma to maintain a high craft bar It pushes the designers to explore the best experience for the users despite the constraints like timeline and scope 👀 Watch the full interview: https://t.co/0r2dicGwEt
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This is how a top designer uses Stagewise to speed up their Cursor workflow Stagewise lets you directly reference elements on the screen by clicking on them This way the agent has exact context of which element you are talking about Otherwise you have to describe in detail
Top designer shows how to use the new Plan Mode in Cursor Using Plan Mode ensures that Cursor has the right context. In Plan Mode Cursor even asks you follow up questions for clarification This way Cursor doesn't go ahead and make a bunch of changes you didn't want it to 👀
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This is how a top designer names frames in Figma Naming frames in Figma makes it super easy for PMs, developers to navigate your Figma file and understand what's going on You don't have to do this. But this is what separates the top designers from the rest! 👀 Watch the full
This is how the Webflow design team organizes their Figma files Using dates to name Figma pages is an amazing design tactic. It organizes the design explorations based on weekly design sprints Most designers just dump everything into one page which makes it overwhelming. Then
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This is how the Webflow design team organizes their Figma files Using dates to name Figma pages is an amazing design tactic. It organizes the design explorations based on weekly design sprints Most designers just dump everything into one page which makes it overwhelming. Then
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Top designer shows how to use the new Plan Mode in Cursor Using Plan Mode ensures that Cursor has the right context. In Plan Mode Cursor even asks you follow up questions for clarification This way Cursor doesn't go ahead and make a bunch of changes you didn't want it to 👀
Top designer shows the rookie mistake designers makes when vibe coding with Cursor Having just one agent do all the updates makes it difficult to rollback to an earlier version or even troubleshoot issues Instead it's better to spin up multiple agents in Cursor based on
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Top designer shows the rookie mistake designers makes when vibe coding with Cursor Having just one agent do all the updates makes it difficult to rollback to an earlier version or even troubleshoot issues Instead it's better to spin up multiple agents in Cursor based on
This is how a top designer dictates prompts to Cursor instead of typing to speed up the workflow Dictating prompts to an agent feels natural and is faster than typing. Plus you don't have to worry about typos 👀 Watch the full interview on Sneak Peek: https://t.co/wVtT1LHmb0
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This is how a top designer dictates prompts to Cursor instead of typing to speed up the workflow Dictating prompts to an agent feels natural and is faster than typing. Plus you don't have to worry about typos 👀 Watch the full interview on Sneak Peek: https://t.co/wVtT1LHmb0
This is how a top designer uses Figma MCP + Cursor Every designer should copy this workflow to get 90% of the design prototype ready super quick 👀 Watch the full interview on Sneak Peek: https://t.co/wVtT1LHmb0
@ItsJeffJB shows how the @webflow design team uses @figma MCP +
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I'm interviewing the Intercom design team on how they use AI These are some of the questions I'll be asking Intercom's rockstar designer Domingo Widen: - How do you use @cursor_ai to audit existing interfaces? - How do you use @claudeai to ideation? - How do you use @figma Code
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This is how the Webflow design team uses Cursor for high fidelity prototyping What used to take a week before is now done in less than 5 minutes Prototyping in Cursor forces designers to think about the micro interactions, hover states and other design details because all this
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This how a freelance designer making $146,000+ screens new clients for red flags Sharing a project intake form with new clients forces them to articulate what they are looking for and ensure it's a good fit Asking a simple question in the form "What kind of design partner are
I asked a freelancer designer making $146,000+ on Contra to show his DMs Because everyone here only posts wins like closing new clients, invoice payment screenshots creating a flex culture where newbie freelance designers feel like they can never be successful No one is sharing
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This freelancer designer making $146,000+ on Contra reveals pricing to clients even before the initial/discovery call This controversial approach is prefect for designers who don't feel comfortable with sales Because it doesn't put you on the spot during a live client call to
I asked a freelancer designer making $146,000+ on Contra to show his DMs Because everyone here only posts wins like closing new clients, invoice payment screenshots creating a flex culture where newbie freelance designers feel like they can never be successful No one is sharing
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I asked a freelancer designer making $146,000+ on Contra to show his DMs Because everyone here only posts wins like closing new clients, invoice payment screenshots creating a flex culture where newbie freelance designers feel like they can never be successful No one is sharing
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This is how the Firefox design team conducts weekly design critiques in Figma Every designer should copy this approach and have a dedicated Figma file/page for design critiques This way every designer can see what others on the team are working on. Not only that but also see
This is how a designer at Firefox documents leadership feedback in Figma Every designer should copy this approach to accelerate review process with executives and move the project forward You don't have to do this. But this is what separates the top designers from the rest! 👀
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