I always appreciated having sticky notes around my desk or in Figjam, Figma etc.
But I never saw them in this form inside a notepad.
Would you use it if it were available in a notepad?
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Wallpapers drawn in code, inspired by Fangor, Staลczak and Kobro. Pick a motif, press space, set it as your wallpaper.
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@istdrc I can see a great use case here - turning this sort of DS into gray scale would help with user testing / validation a lot, I am gonna give it a spin ๐ฅ
@raphaelsalaja Awesome! I like how it streamlines note-taking / mood boarding, I often have mess when I am creating my boards, but with this solution I guess it'd be easier to manage them in a clear way.
@BrettFromDJ it's been a while already, but it has also been faster to get a template running on Wordpress, publish it on web and send to a client, was it better?
Sometimes yes and many times iterating in code will be better, but because of that design becomes exponentially wider discipline
@kvnkld When you show components grouped together it's easier to visually grasp if they will make sense in an actual interface, showing single components is overrated.
@imuratalpay@Ibelick I sometimes skip Figma and design straight in code to as long as I have good understanding and product fundamentals, but I often struggle with getting timely feedback. How do you handle getting clients to provide relevant feedback when you go so fast?