@cursor_ai introducing drag-and-drop in to their tool!
This is really good, at least for me, since I now can push the final details myself within the tool visually.
WDYT?
Great software is usually just boring stuff done well.
Some useful links:
- https://t.co/WXQiLSBmaY
- https://t.co/nLHqrzo4la
- https://t.co/x1XLx5voJC
Follow for more! :D
Next time you are doing a design review, pause on the forms.
We often look over them to get to the "cool" features, but forms are where the work actually happens.
Check these 3 basics before continuing. 🧵
Just noticed that every icon and blue piece of text in @X when creating a post fails standard colour contrast guidelines for their actions.
A horrible 3:1.
European Accessibility Act isn't complied to X?
Any UX designers there that can fix this?
Just noticed that every icon and blue piece of text in @X when creating a post fails standard colour contrast guidelines for their actions.
A horrible 3:1.
European Accessibility Act isn't complied to X?
Any UX designers there that can fix this?
@marcelkargul Love the eye for detail in shadow and borders here!
Some unwanted advice:
Contrast of the button text is bit too low, white on green isn't the most compatible. :)
@kail_designs That hero background is 🔥
Adds a lot of calmness to the UI.
Created it yourself or found it somewhere, if so drop the source!
It’s background material!
Unsure about your contrast?
If you are using Figma they have a contrast checker built-in natively!
Just go to the color section and tick the circular icon:
@Amin__turki B all the way.
Contrast failure with the “pink” brand color.
It’s a 2.79:1 ratio.
Green scores better and therefore is more readable. (5.99:1)