Very impressed with Indy AI’s launch on @Contra—love how the team keeps shipping features that tackle designers’ biggest pain point. They’re miles ahead of any other freelancing platform. It’s living proof that listening to users and great design lead to stronger user retention.

Very subtle differences - With light ray (Bottom) or without (Top)?

Played around with @ChatGPTapp and made this! 🪄

Wimbledon be like

@framer.

Sometimes I do go back to my client’s site just to play with the animation, like dragging these plush toys. 🧸🤣

Went to @Framer meet up yesterday. Most intriguing 2 features I am excited to discovered that broadens the kind of things you can do with! Check them out!.- workshop.- Wireframer

Patience.

✦ Corinne, cofounder of @PatientPerfect, on working with us on their branding and website — a fast-growing B2B platform helping clinics grow through memberships. Love seeing them thrive. #HealthTech #Branding #WebDesign #UXDesign #FemaleFounders #MadeWithFramer

✦ Big corp, startup speed. A Framer-built, mobile optimised, multilingual website for a traditional manufacturer that builds trust, bridges communication gaps, and opens doors to new markets. 📎 🔗 Book a free intro call. #UXDesign #Framer #WebDesign

and on top of that, it's marketing. A whole separate discipline that I found super interesting! Have I missed anything? Let me know!. If you have a product that has no users or a high drop off rate, dm me, maybe we can work something out together.

(7/7) .- Soft skills: communication, storytelling, and adaptability. - Ethical AI awareness and industry regulation: build responsibly, avoid industry bias and pitfalls. Master these, and you’ll build products that actually work, not just look good on paper.

(6/7).- User research & testing: know how to listen and learn from real users. - UX/UI basics: Know what a good user experience looks like. - Basic coding knowledge: to work effectively with developers.

(5/7) .The skills you need now to build right . - Prompt engineering: to get the best from AI for design, research, and dev . - Product mindset: lean, user-focused, outcome-driven . - Business savvy: understand strategy, monetisation, and market fit.

(4/7) .7. Repeat steps 4–6; iterate until you hit product-market fit and invite early adopters. 8. Work with devs to identify scalability, constraints, and the right tools. 9. Launch and measure real KPIs, not vanity metrics.

(3/7).3. Auto-prototype fast with tools like Loverable or 4. Have AI draft your research plan; tweak manually for nuance. 5. Run user tests to validate idea, audience, use cases, flows, and UI. 6. Tweak using AI and manual edits.

(2/7) 1. Scrape Reddit, Twitter, App Store reviews for real pain points. 2. Use AI to generate personas, ideas, and flows—but don’t treat them as gospel.

(1/7) AI makes it easy for anyone to build a product. Just because you can doesn’t mean you should. 80% of startups fail. I have seen polished apps often get no users and high drop-off. If you’re serious about scaling your product, I wouldn't skip the following:.

@FilmMonsterMaia this is the one ☝️😉.

Had a lot of fun curating these stuffed dolls in the hero session for a client. Thoughts?