Ashish

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@ashux_ui

Product Designer. Taking Projects for Q2 '26.

Let's Design Yours👉

Joined September 2024

519 Following

533 Followers

2.6K Posts

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4 days ago

I don’t start product design in Figma anymore. One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality. It’s how quickly I can explore ideas. For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster. It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing. So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore: • layouts • information architecture • user flows • interaction patterns • different ways the product could communicate value Once I find promising directions, the real work starts. I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma. AI doesn’t replace product design. It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions. For startups, that means: → faster iteration → less rework → lower product risk → more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

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about 16 hours ago

@adxtyahq Damn that could’ve been much worse, Please get checked properly though. Take care ❤️

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about 17 hours ago

@stevelauda_ Yaaaaaaaaaaa👹👹👹

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about 19 hours ago

@jordanarchivess Nice plugin and the video is so sick

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1 day ago

@dariusdan Congrats Dan. Wishing your little girl a happy, healthy life ❤️

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1 day ago

@shapelayer LFG look beautiful man

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2 days ago

@mriduljoshi_ Nice designs man

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2 days ago

@pizzaboy @evilrabbit_ What's your height?

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3 days ago

@alvarostudio_ Thanks more to come

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4 days ago

I don’t start product design in Figma anymore. One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality. It’s how quickly I can explore ideas. For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster. It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing. So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore: • layouts • information architecture • user flows • interaction patterns • different ways the product could communicate value Once I find promising directions, the real work starts. I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma. AI doesn’t replace product design. It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions. For startups, that means: → faster iteration → less rework → lower product risk → more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

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3 days ago

@adriankuleszo Insane🙂

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3 days ago

@JayBorda Thanks dude

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3 days ago

f your product experience feels harder than it should, let’s talk👇 https://t.co/ckayG5q7zz

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ashux_ui retweeted

4 days ago

I don’t start product design in Figma anymore. One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality. It’s how quickly I can explore ideas. For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster. It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing. So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore: • layouts • information architecture • user flows • interaction patterns • different ways the product could communicate value Once I find promising directions, the real work starts. I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma. AI doesn’t replace product design. It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions. For startups, that means: → faster iteration → less rework → lower product risk → more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

ashux_ui's tweet photo. I don’t start product design in Figma anymore.

One thing AI changed for me isn’t design quality.
It’s how quickly I can explore ideas.

For early-stage products, speed isn’t about shipping faster.
It’s about getting to the right product decisions before spending days building the wrong thing.

So instead of designing every direction manually, I use AI early to explore:

• layouts
• information architecture
• user flows
• interaction patterns
• different ways the product could communicate value

Once I find promising directions, the real work starts.

I go in, challenge the UX, identify gaps, align everything with the product goals, and turn it into something ready to build in Figma.

AI doesn’t replace product design.
It gives me more room to think, test, and make better decisions.

For startups, that means:
→ faster iteration
→ less rework
→ lower product risk
→ more confidence before shipping

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3 days ago

@shashpicious_ Brawl Stars spotted

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3 days ago

@socoloffalex Motion design too??

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3 days ago

@soumyadipdzign Can you DM those elements?

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3 days ago

@soumyadipdzign Ohh okay

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3 days ago

@soumyadipdzign And then those refined versions are done by me in figma

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4 days ago

If your product experience feels harder than it should, let’s talk https://t.co/ckayG5q7zz

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4 days ago

Your spending. Your goals. Your AI CFO. One conversation. - Designed By Me (Light theme) https://t.co/DQXD2PzYPB

ashux_ui's tweet photo. Your spending. Your goals. Your AI CFO. One conversation.
- Designed By Me
(Light theme)

https://t.co/DQXD2PzYPB https://t.co/posF2zFF0Q

ashux_ui's tweet photo. Your spending. Your goals. Your AI CFO. One conversation.
- Designed By Me
(Light theme)

https://t.co/DQXD2PzYPB https://t.co/posF2zFF0Q

ashux_ui's tweet photo. Your spending. Your goals. Your AI CFO. One conversation.
- Designed By Me
(Light theme)

https://t.co/DQXD2PzYPB https://t.co/posF2zFF0Q

ashux_ui's tweet photo. Your spending. Your goals. Your AI CFO. One conversation.
- Designed By Me
(Light theme)

https://t.co/DQXD2PzYPB https://t.co/posF2zFF0Q

5 days ago

Your finances, but with an AI CFO in your pocket. designed by me...

ashux_ui's tweet photo. Your finances, but with an AI CFO in your pocket.
designed by me... https://t.co/jQNkFG9iAn

ashux_ui's tweet photo. Your finances, but with an AI CFO in your pocket.
designed by me... https://t.co/jQNkFG9iAn

ashux_ui's tweet photo. Your finances, but with an AI CFO in your pocket.
designed by me... https://t.co/jQNkFG9iAn

ashux_ui's tweet photo. Your finances, but with an AI CFO in your pocket.
designed by me... https://t.co/jQNkFG9iAn

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