Rob Graham

Product designer @Tesco. Building tools, testing ideas, learning in public.

[Rob Graham @rob_d_graham]

Thanks for all the great content @hobdaydesign @ridd_design @jamesm

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These podcasts topped my #SpotifyWrapped. https://t.co/S4kuTTm8k7

[Rob Graham @rob_d_graham]

Jay is a miracle worker

[Jayneil Dalal @jayneil]

This is how a top designer uses Midjourney + ChatGPT + v0 to design a navigation bar with animated icons

Every designer should copy this AI animation workflow to add delight to their product experience

👀 Watch the full interview on Sneak Peek:
https://t.co/YzgGMxfQTN

@rob_d_graham shows how designers at @Tesco use @midjourney + @ChatGPTapp + @v0 to design navigation bars with animated icons👇

[Rob Graham @rob_d_graham]

Made a @figma plugin with Figma #MCP and @cursor_ai to remove the real pain of data entry in mock ups. Fully integrated with Tesco's API's.

What use to take 30 minutes now takes 5 seconds. So much more time for drawing rectangles!

Took the time to craft an extra special UI.

[Rob Graham @rob_d_graham]

@ridd_design Love these little playgrounds. Figma or code?

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@SebCornelius Deserved. Truly an inspiration in terms of speed and quality!

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You're absolutely right!

Ever feel like you're being gaslit by your LLM?

Unleash the rage.

[Rob Graham @rob_d_graham]

Having a lot of fun toying with the idea of a prompt coach that optimises your prompts to minimise the cost and maximise the output.

Didn't take long to get this going in Figma Make with some lovely little animations on the tooltips and tray sliding out.

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@novikoff They all the same from the front?

[Rob Graham @rob_d_graham]

What would an IDE built for vibe coders actually look like?

First idea: a Prompt Coach that sits beside your prompt box — grading clarity, scope, and efficiency in real time.

Tiny UI, big shift. A tool that quietly helps vibe coders become better engineers.

[Derek Briggs @PixelJanitor]

This newest episode digs into really taking your motion and animation expectations to the next level. Lots of discussion around why certain animation feels great, and tricks to make your own work even better.

Excited to hear your thoughts on this one.