Anggie 🌸

Product Designer @monklabsio, Building @pitstopui

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[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

Something I've been thinking about: empty states are one of the most underdesigned parts of any product.

It's the first thing a new user sees. and most apps treat it like an afterthought.

your empty state IS your onboarding. design it like it matters.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

@AlbiaHossain The color, the motion, the layout, everything is tooo good!!

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

What's with the Japanese designer boom? Catch me up on trends 🥲

[Miguel Ángel Durán @midudev]

Los japoneses con ThreeJS están creando páginas web que te vuelan la cabeza:

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

Figma loading at 9am on a monday is a character-building experience.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

UI trends move fast. but the designers who age well aren't the ones who follow them — they're the ones who understand why a trend works and apply the principle, not the aesthetic.

Dark mode isn't a trend. reducing eye strain is a principle. know the difference.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

a design that got approved on the first try 🤌

[Stormi @Stormi_luv]

What smells so good but isn’t perfume??

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

What's a resource you discovered late that changed how you work?

(asking because I'm always convinced everyone else has a secret stack I don't know about)

[PitStop @PitstopUI]

People don’t remember interfaces.
They remember experiences.

Design for memory, not just visuals.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

"make it pop" is not a brief.

but also — if a client says that, it usually means the hierarchy isn't doing its job. so. they're not wrong, just inarticulate.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

Ask, listen, listen

[𝗟𝗔𝗗£𝗛€𝗥$£𝗟𝗙 @Thebiglade]

How do you deal with someone smarter than you??

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

The best I've seen this week

[Daniel Beauchamp @pushmatrix]

This website is tearable.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

designers — what's a UI pattern you lowkey hate but keep using because clients expect it?

I'll go first: hero sections with a big headline, subtext, and a CTA button. works every time, somehow.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

the five stages of receiving feedback on a design:

1. denial ("they didn't understand the concept")
2. anger (internal)
3. bargaining ("what if we just change the color")
4. depression (open figma, stare)
5. acceptance (rebuild from scratch, looks better anyway)

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

The answer to the: "Will designers get replaced by AI?"

[Jack Appleby @jappleby]

My career advice to graphic designers:

Learn Creative Director thinking IMMEDIATELY.

Basic graphic design is gonna get eaten alive by AI. It’s the graphical people who can think conceptually + in campaigns who won’t just stay employed, but become more important than ever.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

Great UX doesn’t just guide; it reassures.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

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[︎ًLevi @WittyLevi]

Slow internet is worse than no internet.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

If users rely on trial and error, your system isn’t predictable enough.

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

@UiSavior Definitely noticed more difference when I actually evaluate what I designed instead of just keep on creating

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

@MarceloDesignX Agreed!

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

Do users actually trust what they see, or just what they’re used to?

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

@MarceloDesignX Yes, definitely need to take into consideration more than one aspect

[Anggie 🌸 @anggidsgn]

If users rush and still succeed, is that good UX; or just luck?