hiii it’s elly!
i’m new to x, so here’s an intro
I’m an australian 🇦🇺 born chinese 🇨🇳, now living in sf🌁.
just joined @variantui as a design engineer and storyteller
current hobbies:
> love chatting about export controls
> long walks near data centers
> memorizing org charts
> touring frontier labs
> pilates
let’s connect if you have security clearance or you’re a member of technical staff ;)
hiii it’s elly!
i’m new to x, so here’s an intro
I’m an australian 🇦🇺 born chinese 🇨🇳, now living in sf🌁.
just joined @variantui as a design engineer and storyteller
current hobbies:
> love chatting about export controls
> long walks near data centers
> memorizing org charts
> touring frontier labs
> pilates
let’s connect if you have security clearance or you’re a member of technical staff ;)
V1 of my vibe coded spider man touch design app… and a lot of things didn’t survive🕷️🕸️
Some learnings:
- sometimes you can fix something, sometimes you can’t… and when u can’t + its not a big deal= delete.
- write ur ideas down on pen and paper (or planning doc) first and refer back to it throughout. otherwise you’ll end up drifting away or tweaking it so much that it ends up just a completely different thing (could also be good though idk)
- u still need to know what “good” looks like.
if u are curious about tje final version, then u should probably follow me because I’ll be posting it tomorrow, and it looks pretty sick. 🤘
Just created a sick flappy bird game on Variant in 2 minutes, try out the game yourself ⬇️
(play it on desktop for better experience)
https://t.co/JyH2HVhQuA
Some generative web experiments I vibe coded with Claude Code and Variant that don’t look vibe coded…
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☞ glowing contour-line 3D massif on black
☞ marbled flow field of organic currents (my cursor sends off new ones too which makes it more fun)
☞ thousands of black ink strokes pulled into attractor points
☞ a project list riding sine waves that modulate as the cursor moves
Curious. Which one is ur fave? 👀
Heyy thankuu! I use it at the start of the workflow to generate a bunch of design directions based on a one line prompt I give it, scroll through outputs and find ones I like and prompt it a bit more to look the way I want it to, export as design code and dump into Claude code if I feel like polishing it up more and then deploy with Vercel.