Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍

A lazy product designer helping brands build for lazy people. | Building @officiallyBTI

[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

Hi, I’m Abigail Aghaibie — a Product Designer 60% of the time and a K-drama fan the other 40%. I love getting into users' heads (🙃not in a creepy way) to solve problems and design solutions that just make sense.

Check out my work & design resources
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[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

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[Pollinet | Solana Resilience Layer @sol_pollinet]

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100+ submissions. The quality was exceptional.

Picking 10 from a sea of incredible work was genuinely hard, and that's the best problem to have.

Congratulations to our winners 👇

The $300 pool is yours. Well deserved.

[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

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[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

I've been using Typefully for 2 weeks and I think I finally figured out what it's actually solving for.

It's not what the marketing says.

[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

If you publish without observing what works, you're using it like a megaphone.

If you publish and study the patterns, you're using it like a lab.

Clarity doesn't come from waiting until you've thought something perfectly. It comes from publishing, watching what resonates.

[Oghenekparobor @oghenekparobor_]

We won third place in today’s sellathon @ns.

Myself and @Web3Precious went out to discuss the pain point of crypto native earners and proofing their funds to institutions. The pain & lose that comes with converting assets to fiat just to get bank grade statement for various applications (visa, lease, mortgage) we presented @statem_finance

Shoutout to @SuperteamMY @SoodGen @hanstmy @tuakdotsol @James_of_Arc for putting together this mini hackathon

[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

Awareness beats effort when effort is misdirected.

I don't always get it right. But I'm learning that awareness beats effort when effort is misdirected.

What's something you kept trying harder at before realizing the problem was somewhere else entirely?

[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

The second time I fell down the stairs, I was doing everything right.

No phone. Eyes forward. Hand on the railing. Slow, deliberate steps.

I got to the last step and slipped anyway.

That's when I realized the problem wasn't my effort.

[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

Effort matters. But so does stepping back.

When something fails twice, I'm trying to resist the urge to just try harder.

Instead, I'm asking: What am I assuming is true that might not be? What would someone outside this see that I can't?

[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

Here’s the part I’m still thinking about:

How do you design for the moment a casual glance turns into:
“Wait… something’s wrong here.”

Because that transition from overview → investigation is where many dashboards break.

What product do you think handles that well?

[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

I used to think good dashboards showed everything at once.

Then I watched someone panic trying to find one important detail buried under 15 widgets.

That’s when I realized:

Dashboards fail when they confuse comprehensiveness with clarity 🧵

[Abigail Aghaibie💫💫 𖤍 @UX_Person]

This isn’t about dumbing dashboards down.

It’s about recognizing that the same person has different needs on different days.

Sometimes you just want reassurance.
Other times you’re investigating a problem.

Same product. Different urgency.