Anas

Designer — Crafting complex systems into intuitive experiences

[Anas @anjaadesign]

February dump! Lots of fun.

What's the work you're most proud of that you completed this month?

[Fardeem @FardeemM]

the fard kifayah of the ummah to produce talented designers is in a state of serious neglect

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@DelayDesign Incroyable!

[Abdussalam Popoola @abdussalampopsy]

Visual Design Practice 04

Made in @figma

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@saugattttt you're goated bro

[Anas @anjaadesign]

Hey X! It's been a long time :)

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@scrnshtstudio Incroyable !

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@maybepratikk @antimetal Congrats!

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@saugattttt @tryprofound goat

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@virgil_pana Fire work!

Love the fact that it really gives a better context to the user, is not only really visually pleasing

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@virgil_pana love it!

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@saugattttt Excellent work

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@itszineddine try noota bro for french ones

[Paul Graham @paulg]

A Palestinian child's life is worth as much as an Israeli child's life.

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@virgil_pana Truly a masterpiece

[saugat @saugattttt]

ai orb that reacts to your hover & says hello

[virgil pana @virgil_pana]

Contextual delete confirmation, prototyped in @figma

Why this matters?
Traditional delete modals often break the flow.

They interrupt the user's context by pulling them into a separate layer just to confirm an action. On top of that, these modal typically lack a clear visual or spatial association with the element being deleted. The positioning feels arbitrary—detached from the target item—which can create hesitation or uncertainty for the user.

To solve these issues, I designed a contextual delete confirmation that appears directly beneath the target element. Unlike traditional modals that pull users out of the flow and feel disconnected from the action they’re confirming, this approach keeps everything in context. By anchoring the confirmation to the element itself, it reinforces the association and reduces cognitive load—users instantly understand what they’re about to delete without losing their place or momentum.

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@mihirux Thank you so much Mihir

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@virgil_pana @figma Fire bro

[Anas @anjaadesign]

@saugattttt @hiunicornstudio @framer You have to teach me this mate, too clean