oleg
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designer • collecting things around web #designsky #artsky #aisky #techsky
be honest—how much of your design process looks like this? drop your ratio: thinking vs. designing.
kind reminder: custom scroll behavior on your website is painful for people. just use the default one. thank you for your attention to this matter!
I don't know why apple did it to us. but I know what to do with it. now, life is slightly better.
it's time for a comeback. in recent years, the industry has written scripts for at least 2 seasons of silicon valley. how many times did you watch it btw?
coming soon: the animal crossing switch 2 edition. i bought my switch 2 just for this!
Imagine designers transforming lives by addressing real user problems instead of getting caught in debates over flat versus skeuomorphic design😍
Plot twist: Siri wasn't born at Apple 2010: Siri launches as an independent app 2011: Apple buys it for $200M 2011: iOS 5 launches with Siri built-in Sometimes the best features are acquired, not built. The original app was actually way more powerful 👀
What's the last app that actually earned its spot on your home screen? Not the popular ones. Not the obvious ones. That unexpected gem. My is Unhinged Your turn 👀
Our brains weren't built for today's information flow. They evolved to process: • Village-worth of news • Tribe-level drama • Local threats Now we're drinking from global fire hose. Every. Single. Day. A thread about digital overwhelm 🧵
What do great interfaces have in common? They're like good teachers: Start with basics, Add context when ready, Share advanced tips at the right time. That's Progressive Disclosure. Let me explain 🧵
Looking at Sigma's camera UI after using Sony: It's like comparing Windows 95 to iOS. No endless menus. No button chaos. Just clean design. Why isn't this the industry standard yet?
Trying to improve my MacBook setup. What apps, extensions, or shortcuts have actually earned their place in your workflow? 🤔