90% of people using AI are still prompting like beginners.
Thatโs why their results look... average.
So I spent weeks building something crazy:
1,200 Claude Prompts for people who actually build with AI. ๐คฏ
Inside this prompt collection:
โข Advanced coding prompts
โข Debugging frameworks
โข AI workflow systems
โข Deep research prompts
โข Automation frameworks
โข Content creation systems
These arenโt basic prompts.
Theyโre high-leverage systems that can save hours of work every single week.
Iโm giving this 1000 Prompt Book away to a few people here.
But only for a short time.
How to get it:
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Junior Designers should not learn design the way the experienced ones did
Learn following this approach to stand a chance
- Visual Design principles
- Web/Mobile principles & terms
- Creating design systems
- AI and AI Agent prototyping
- Discovery & PRD
- Market Intelligence
- Information Design
- Specification design
- Learn how to set up a good agentmd
- Learn how to set up great skills/
- Learn how to decide on trade-offs in your architecture
- Iterations
- Deployment
Your Figma usage has to reduce to 20% now.
UI UX Design is 20% Figma now and 80% outside Figma
If you are unemployed or job-hunting, now is the time to drown yourself in the AI updates, tinkering, side projects, intense practice and following up every release. Leave your portfolio alone and start tinkering. Work will find you !
So a couple of my friends came over to stay for an extended period of time, and we kept arguing about who gets to cook. To solve that, I decided to design an app.
To show them I was serious, I went all in, designed the brand identity and everything. The entire process took under 5 hours cumulatively. All illustrations were done by me, the logo as well, and no AI tools were used.
Iโm planning to develop the app, so let me know if itโs worth it.
PS: it solves the exact problem weโre currently facing, so I may not have considered other use cases in this first iteration.
Will share more screens soon.
ChatGPT + Laptop + Internet + 1 Hour a Day = $250 Daily
Normally, I charge $157 for this guide.
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Long time, no post. Life has been happening.
Tried a simple profile card at work. I focused on auto layout and responsive design, and yeah, Iโm proud of the progress, regardless.
Thank you, @Joe_brendan_
@dnaijatechguy Thank you Chief Priest. The paramount leader of City Designers Movement. ๐
I just bookmarked this and made a screenshoot as well.
I'm about to follow every Designer that I've not followed, that is on that list.๐
@enioluwa_esther@Joe_brendan_ Soon, the requirement to becoming a developer may hinge on understanding the basics of coding and software development, and knowing how to use AI tools and agents.
@enioluwa_esther@Joe_brendan_ With the pace at which the world is moving and the rapid advancement of AI, traditional development may gradually give way to those who know how to work with AI agents. I may be wrong, but I strongly feel that vibe coding could become a major part of the future of development.
I have always been against separating UI UX Design from engineering
I have never thought a UI UX Designer should have no clue or contribution to the engineering of a product
User experience can only be implemented in pixels by at most 50%. the rest is in the engineering and usage of the product
User experience for web apps cannot be designed only in pixels. Can never be.
This is the reason I love the era of AI and vibecoding. It gives you power to be a real user experience designer. A product designer/builder
Published another Medium article as part of our UI/UX bootcamp task.
This one explores the relevance of PRDs in the age of vibe coding.
Big thanks to @Joe_brendan_ and @devanddesignhq for the structure and guidance.
Read here:
https://t.co/gfaxN2MtaU
Published a UX case study on Medium as part of our bootcamp task.
I Reviewed CapCut: who it serves, the problem it solves, and a full SWOT breakdown.
Big thanks to @Joe_brendan_ and @devanddesignhq the solid learning structure.
Read here:
https://t.co/rRxEcPK9MB
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