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Threads has quickly risen to the top tier of my design inspiration list... I'm all in on this product > Slack Here are my 10 favorite design details ๐
Today is an exciting day! We've now revealed all of the instructors for @joindiveclub ๐คฟ So here's a video recap and glimpse into the future of Dive๐
Arc is a masterclass in product design ๐คฏ It's so inspiring and I feel like we can all learn a TON from how it's designed. So I've been taking all kinds of notes... Here are the 9 design elements that stand out the most ๐
I had so much fun jamming with @FonsMans on the branding for Dive ๐คฟ We started from 0 and it was a heck of a journey... So I thought it might be fun to give a behind-the-scenes look at the entire branding process ๐
Want to learn more about component properties? Here are 7 resources to take you from beginner to veteran ๐
I've done my best to order these resources from beginner -> advanced So feel free to jump in at the level that makes sense for you ๐ช Ok here we go...
In the last ~6 months, @figmaacademy has turned into a full-blown FAMILY business :) It feels like one, big, awesome game... And I get to play it every day with the people who mean the most to me. I'm feeling grateful tonight. So I wanted to share the story ๐
I hit launch on the beta program this time last year and passed out shortly after ๐ค I remember being BLOWN away that 10 people signed up while I was sleeping. Then I remembered I had to sprint to my computer to invite them so they didn't think they were scammed lol.
Something I've been doing a lot of recently is creating "Feed" components. They solve 3 main headaches I was tired of dealing with ๐
First, I'll share some context about when this happens and what the headaches are. Then I'll share some specific examples of what my components look like for Maven. Let's dive in ๐
One of my favorite design tactics is creating "Switchboards" in Figma. It's a waaaayy more efficient way of prototyping. Here's how they work ๐
By now youโve probably seen a few of these before/after screenshots like the one below: Pretty incredible, right? Yes, BUT...
Component properties are a massive leap forward in Figma. That being said... They're falling short in one big way ๐