Uldis

Serial co-founder, designer, #cardano enthusiast. Stand with Ukraine 🇺🇦

[Uldis @uldis]

@AndySkraga Garden

[Uldis @uldis]

@noelcetaSEO What about:
/pillar-page
/pillar-page/support-article

[Alex Cohen @anothercohen]

I’m not convinced that a single UI designer works at any of the major car brands.

They all look like they were shipped by engineers without any design involvement

[Uldis @uldis]

@figma @deniscalei well, this is what happened to Sketch before everyone switvhed to Figma

[Uldis @uldis]

@boucheedesign hey, do you want to chat about a really good freelance design opportunity?

[Uldis @uldis]

@replohq 👍 send plz

[Xavi Ruiz @xruiztru]

Estonia is different 🗳️🇪🇪

[Uldis @uldis]

Give a read to this wonderful #design thought 🧵

[derek guy @dieworkwear]

I will give two reasons why you should wear a tie if you're in a formal business suit. 🧵

[Dogan Ural @doganuraldesign]

Everyone needs this:

Ultimate Cheat Sheet: Midjourney Parameters

🧵 More in the thread

[Alvaro Cintas @dr_cintas]

The new GPT Engineer is insane.

I just wrote a single sentence and it created me a landing page for a SaaS business!

It outputs the code, allows you to modify anything and publish it with just one click 🤯

[Uldis @uldis]

@barlydesign @uxerkit hey, is Uxerkit available? DM if it is plz

[Oleg Frolov @Volorf]

If you take a moment to observe the real-world interaction systems around us that have been used for some time, you'll notice they tell a story of past interactions. You can see the physical evidence of how users have interacted with them – like scratches and fingerprints. While some might view this wear and tear as a drawback, I believe it has several components that help make the UX better:

Memory: Collective and Personal. These artifacts store the history of interactions. This storage system has a practical impact: it optimizes our cognitive load. When interacting with a system, it subtly guides you based on your past interactions. For instance, the most worn button on a dashboard often indicates the starting point of interaction.

Insights: Pattern Recognition. Even with a system you've never used before, these signs of aging can offer valuable clues. They reveal interaction patterns through their imperfections. Take a beat-making machine as an example. The most worn pads – maybe those labeled "Kick," "Hits," and "Share" – not only show their frequent use but also guide you on how to interact with the device and which aspects of it deserve your attention.

I made a prototype to understand how the idea might work on touch devices. I slightly exaggerated the "aging" effect. But it felt good. I think this approach would benefit spatial interaction systems more since it resembled real-world objects' behavior the most.

#ux #uxdesign #interactiondesign #uidesign #ui #swiftui #prototyping

[Uldis @uldis]

@Teslaconomics @tesla2moon Just the mirror part

[Uldis @uldis]

Amazing design choices :D

[ben hylak @benhylak]

some thoughts on humane.

1) look how the weight of the pin deforms the collar

(and this is probably a fairly heavy weight shirt)

[Yi Shen @pissang1]

🥳A new version of @figma plugin "Vector to 3D" has just been published!
- Added transmission parameter for glass style
- New NLM denoiser with much better quality
- A separate material panel for more BSDF parameters in the future
- …

[Uldis @uldis]

@FurqanR materials science ai, https://t.co/lYV5SqPdt6

[Uldis @uldis]

First tech event in a bit, ping me if you’re around #TCDisrupt2023 today

[Javi Lopez ⛩️ @javilopen]

New AI piece.

"Protest against AI"

A fun afternoon participating in a protest against the AI bros, burning robots, and even enjoying the appearance of Godzilla. We had such a great time!

[Enzo Avigo @0zne]

Do we still need Product Managers?

@stripe’s zero-PM strategy lean toward a « no » ❌

Enters Engineering-Driven Development ↓

[Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar]

Earth's submarine fiber optic cable network