pedro kosciuk

product designer & indie iOS builder 🇧🇷 · 2026 Swift Student Challenge winner · crafting apps & sharing what I learn

[matia 🇭🇷 @joyofcodedev]

Text morphs are cursed due to how browsers render text and it looks worse when you render each frame to video 💀

I almost used a crossfade instead in Animotion until I learned that you can change how text is rendered 😌

[Brooklyn! @imbabybrooklyn]

so you can play WoW and prompt now w/ Hermes HUD mode

it's a seamless overlay where you can keep an eye on things or ask questions about a game during your session.

@NousResearch

[Windows Aesthetics @WindAesthetic]

Something that doesn't get discussed often is how the UI on the Zune 30 from 2006 looked very different from the one in the 2.0 software.

It uses the same font as the Xbox 360 "Blades" UI, Convection. Rowland Brown designed Blades and both Zune 1.0 and 2.0 UIs.

[Mike Lee @mikelikesdesign]

Explored some more ideas for this experiment, added tool calls and sources for the prompts

[🍎 @magicinmypocket]

Whenever I get depressed I treat myself to one singular peach Bellini and read on my kindle before going to see a random movie playing in the theatre. It’s helped a lot

[pedro kosciuk @iv800OF]

@berriel pergunta de nerdinho mas tem como usar ele só como tela e-ink / desenvolver algum tipo de app pra ele?

[USGC @usgraphics]

Phthalo green (phthalocyanine PG7) is not very RETVRN friendly. It is too Warholian, has a post-modernist tint strength which is you may dislike (right).

If you want Home Alone warmth, go full 19th century with PG18, chromium(III) oxide. That is, the Viridian green (left).

[MEK.txt @michaelmicasso]

I'm trying to contribute in my own small way to the 1.0 ethics and aesthetics, starting with my personal website and projects. I also plan to bring this approach to my studio, and eventually to the studio's clients who share the same vision. I'm starting small, as I always do.

[Steve Ruiz @steveruizok]

I'm kind of iffy on "skills discourse" but I think I came up with one so good that its worth sharing. The basic ask is to "describe the UX of my application completely". In doing so, agents will discover inconsistencies, bugs, and design errors that have never come up before

[Emil Kowalski @emilkowalski]

Updated my “Building a Toast component” as I recently learned that OpenAI uses Sonner in ChatGPT.

Yes, I had to brag about it because it’s *so* cool.

[Justin Danks @JustinDanks]

Unused composer state machine work

[Brian @0rtbo]

I actually really like the variable blur look 🥛

of course with @expo and a native module

[Kevin Grajeda @k_grajeda]

this is how interactions should feel

dragging and resizing this picture-in-picture window feels super natural and intuitive

this is the pip from arc/dia browser btw

[Danny Williams @dannyjpwilliams]

Adding a little photo gallery to my personal site w. some shots of my hometown 📸

[CHIDERA NWACHUKWU @derafusion]

Finished the welcome screens for Songa

Focused on making the first experience feel exciting through travel photos, doodles, stickers, and a simple flow.

Songa helps travelers connect, discover places, and keep their journey in one place.

Happy Weekend Everyone

[aest @aest1111]

My self-taught designs at age 14!

[망고탱고 @mangoddango]

이런 생각은 대체 어떻게 하는 거야... 표현법이 넘 귀여우

👀 https://t.co/jjzxbyBKvw

[pedro kosciuk @iv800OF]

@flarup insane design + dev job bro, i loved the buttons on the toolbar

im anxious to try it out!