Enis Presheva III

Product Designer | EdTech, Healthcare, SaaS, E-Commerce

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@karrisaarinen Shipping 10 things a day feels like progress until you notice none of them were really decided, they just happened. Speed made the why part more important, not less

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@karrisaarinen lol the app on a billion phones still can't remember my scroll position when I open a reply

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@adriankuleszo Seen this a lot. Great portfolio, no idea how to price or push back on scope creep. That part is learnable but nobody teaches it alongside the design stuff

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@arblauvelt You can spot it in design docs now too. Lots of words, nicely formatted, and no actual decision anywhere in it

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@AIGuide_ it's basically the design system idea applied to prompts. Once it's a file people can fork, the good ones spread on their own

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Most dashboards don't need another chart. They need the one number someone actually checks before their coffee.

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@paulsnx2 Eligibility logic is where I've seen some of the worst UX in healthcare. The form is fine, it's that nobody can explain why someone got rejected

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@YashHustle_22 The typing got easier. Knowing what to build and cutting the 5 extra features the AI happily adds didn't

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@Itz_Steavean honestly the best devs I've worked with did exactly this. they'd ping me "made the empty state like this, ok?" and it was usually fine

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@XTheDirtyWolfX Most tasks I'd rather click than describe. Chat is fine for open questions, awful for "change the date on this invoice"

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@jh3yy This is so fun. How did you deal with hand tracking jitter? That's always where these webcam things start feeling off for me

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@miggi lol the domain was always the easy part. now it's 30 half built apps with the same landing page

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@TomFrankly Looping is the key part. A static screenshot of a nice hover state teaches you nothing, the timing is the whole thing

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@karrisaarinen Same with design tools. Nobody rebuilds Figma for fun, they rebuild the clunky internal admin panel they're forced to use 8 hours a day

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best feedback I got this week was watching someone use the thing in silence. They didn't need my explanation, they needed a better label.

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Spent tonight on how Harf app shows one arabic letter in its four forms.

Start, middle, end, alone.

Sounds simple until you try to make a beginner see it's still the same letter.

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Weekend reminder that most onboarding flows would be better with half the screens, nobody reads step 4 of 7.

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Spent tonight on the letter tracing screen for arabic app.

Getting a finger to feel like it's actually writing ب is way harder than the dashboard I've designed.

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Opened @sketch after some years. Felt weirdly nostalgic. Symbols, artboards, that whole era of design just hit different.

Honestly, Sketch's UI is far better than Figma's

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@levelsio taxing emerging industries might generate short-term revenue, but it pushes the next generation of founders and capital toward the US, UAE, and other markets.