I keep saving things I want to buy, then struggle to find them when I'm actually ready to buy them.
Sometimes it's a screenshot in my gallery, or something I saved on Instagram, TikTok, or WhatsApp.
So I started designing an app around that problem.
First screen ↓
Designers themselves are the reason they're not getting jobs.
There's a way to post in the AI era that shifts things. From "AI did everything" to "Here's what I actually did."
But most designers lack that thing.
Is it FOMO? Why are you all shouting "AI did everything, I didn't have to do a single thing"?
Show your skills. Show your thinking. Show what you contributed.
That's how you actually get hired.
@thedennisobaro1 I think the wording might be part of the issue here 😂
“Built by Claude” makes it sound like Claude did everything. Maybe “built with Claude” would have given a different impression.
I keep saving things I want to buy, then struggle to find them when I'm actually ready to buy them.
Sometimes it's a screenshot in my gallery, or something I saved on Instagram, TikTok, or WhatsApp.
So I started designing an app around that problem.
First screen ↓
I keep saving things I want to buy, then struggle to find them when I'm actually ready to buy them.
Sometimes it's a screenshot in my gallery, or something I saved on Instagram, TikTok, or WhatsApp.
So I started designing an app around that problem.
First screen ↓
The best experiences rarely feel interrupted.
I opened Figma Motion planning to make a quick animation for an earlier redesign.
Instead, I found myself thinking less about motion and more about making the experience feel connected.
The best experiences rarely feel interrupted.
I opened Figma Motion planning to make a quick animation for an earlier redesign.
Instead, I found myself thinking less about motion and more about making the experience feel connected.
Experience changes what you notice.
This is the same onboarding screen I designed 3 years ago. I reduced visual noise, communicated value earlier, and made the next step clearer.
Before → After
@Tegadesigns For me, it's Claude. It just feels more organized. The spacing is better compared to the other two, the hierarchy is clear and my eyes just knows where to go first.