fps ecosystem

humans building what the robots cannot.

[sid @immasiddx]

Google’s app icons if they were actually cool:

[fps ecosystem @fpshu]

https://t.co/gEa2194YkD is an insanely good collection of behavioral patterns and “nudge” solutions those small UX decisions that subtly guide users toward a desired action.

It’s packed with real-world examples and psychology insights.
A must-have bookmark for UX designers.
#ux

[fps ecosystem @fpshu]

Bonyolult problémától a letisztult termékig
https://t.co/7x0Xjd1LdR

[fps ecosystem @fpshu]

handmade design has become a trust signal

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Voxel Muscle Cars
https://t.co/yug6ONdosk

[fps ecosystem @fpshu]

🧡
Yes, this is how we live.

[fps ecosystem @fpshu]

Explore the best-designed ecommerce websites in one place.
https://t.co/RhUofS3uPK

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EaseMaster
https://t.co/9xCZzwi6Cf

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Why is a cooking channel playing in a dental clinic? Places like this could use a UX designer too.

#UX

[fps ecosystem @fpshu]

Amazing work. Gemini AI visual design
https://t.co/Fey7SHGAmu

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At last, a new Little Big Details–style site has launched.
https://t.co/Clug0x4XHF

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#Accessibility isn’t about a minority. It’s about everyone.

There are 3 types of disability with estimates at any given moment:
- Permanent ~15%
- Temporary ~5–10%, injury or recovery
- Situational ~30–40%, sunlight, stress, hands busy

Accessibility isn’t extra.
Just good #UX.

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[Luke Wroblewski @LukeW]

framing things...

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Jim Moylan passed away on Jan 2. He was a Ford engineer who proposed the small arrow on most car fuel gauges that shows which side the fuel cap is on.

We call it the Moylan arrow: a great real-world example of excellent #UX. Ford adopted it and many other manufacturers followed

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:)))))))))

[////////////////////////////////////// @fuckcomputer]

claude code is fucking insane

i know literally NOTHING about coding. ZERO. and i just built a fully functioning web app in minutes

http://localhost:3000/

check it out

[fps ecosystem @fpshu]

This is exactly what happens when your design is inconsistent — except then it’s your brain that starts lagging. Of course, this can also be used deliberately, when you want to slow the user down and make them think at a certain point in a flow.

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Engineers raised one stair by an inch, and it was enough to disrupt muscle memory, showing how strongly habit guides our movements.