ihavedes

Creating attractive & functional UI for 7 years | Product designer (UI/UX) | Web 3.0 | No-code curious | Vibecoding + AI side quests

[ihavedes @ihavedes]

@KrisLuko @Plasma Same thing. I'm following this problem from the start of the day

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@generalbreadco https://t.co/nCGzXNxfnM
Let’s try

[Mehraj @mehrajdesign]

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Here’s how to get it:

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@mehrajdesign HERO

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@orinfitzgerald @framer JET

[ihavedes @ihavedes]

Designers, calm down. It’s not replacing us. From the intro alone, this is looks like another generic UI pulled from Behance, Dribbble or Pinterest. No context, analysis or testing. It might help with the “blank page” syndrome. Use your hands and brain to make your product better

[Stitch by Google @stitchbygoogle]

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[ihavedes @ihavedes]

What’s your take?
Will AI replace product designers in the next decade?
Or is our role evolving in tandem with technology?

Let’s discuss. 👇

[ihavedes @ihavedes]

Who’s more likely to be replaced by AI - designers or developers?

Recently, I attended a meetup where this question sparked a heated debate.
Developers presented data and research.
Designers? They said:

“AI doesn’t feel the vibe”
“Design is emotion”
“It only draws wireframes”

[ihavedes @ihavedes]

P.S. Designers don’t just “draw buttons.”

We сonduct research, form hypotheses, engage with users, translate complexity into clarity

AI can assist, but it can’t replace the human touch in design.

[ihavedes @ihavedes]

@uiuxarih @figma That's fucking genius! Thanks for that!

[ihavedes @ihavedes]

What started as landing pages is now real production work.
New tools = new rules for the market.

We’ll see more people entering the field, shifting budgets, and yes — more burnout.

The line between design and dev is getting thinner.
Should we cross it?

[ihavedes @ihavedes]

Figma has introduced Sites, Layers, and Make.
Only a lazy person hasn’t posted about it — so here’s my take.

Designers aren’t just designers anymore.
We’re blending roles: design, layout, logic — inside one head.

What’s next? 👇

Resources from @figma

[ihavedes @ihavedes]

Most of my work comes down to this:
don’t overcomplicate what can be done properly.

Designing flows that feel right — even if it’s for a breathing device, a crypto wallet, or a dog dating app.

Sometimes the smartest move is to remove a tooltip — not add one.

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@MandroDesign @framer Framer

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@CreeCoder Advise to install Arc browser instead of Google Chrome and Transmission instead of Torrent.

Here is my setup:
Figma
Arc
Adobe CC
ChatGPT
RayCast
Pile
Rive
Spline
C4D
Blender
Dropbox
Xcode
Whisky
VS code

Magnet
WireGuard
ImageOptim
Paste
Hyper
Whisky
Magnet
WireGuard

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@sekachov Of course the second one

[robbincenijn @robbincenijn]

Got availability coming up in September. Who needs some digital design help? Let's jam: [email protected]