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The location is so pretty!
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That’s the gap between me and getting the farcaster pro subscription
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So beautiful, I’d frame this one!!
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7. Prototype Everything Don’t ask users to imagine — show them. Use tools like Framer, Figma, or even Loom walkthroughs. 8. Design with Constraints in Mind Great UX isn’t about bells and whistles — it’s clarity under pressure. Be simple, be sharp. 9.Make UX a Team Sport Engineers, PMs, founders — everyone should be part of user testing. Build empathy across roles. 10. Revisit the Flow, Not Just the Feature Every new feature should fit into the whole journey. UX thinking is about cohesion, not stacking.
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3. Talk to Real People 5 scrappy user interviews > 50 assumptions. Early feedback saves late-stage rework. 4. Map the Happy Path (and Sad Path) What does success look like for the user? What happens when things break? Design both flows — because both matter. 5.Use UX Heuristics as Gut Checks Jakob Nielsen’s 10 usability principles are gold. Run your flows through them regularly. 6.Keep UX Close to Metrics Don’t just track clicks. Track friction: drop-offs, confusion, rage taps. Use GA4 + Hotjar/Replay tools.
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Tips to Keep UX Thinking from Day 1 1.Start with Jobs, Not Features Don’t ask “what can we build?” — ask “what job is the user trying to get done?” Use the Jobs to be Done framework to stay grounded. 2. Design Before You Code Sketch. Wireframe. Prototype. Even in Figma or on paper — map out the journey before touching dev.
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I’m seeing a lot of startups move so fast! When I open their website or try their product, most times UX is left in the dark. In the early stages, great UX isn’t a “nice-to-have” — it’s your best chance at survival. → It uncovers real user pain → Shapes the right MVP (not just a flashy one) → Saves time, dev cost & pointless pivots → Turns first users into advocates, not testers All of us have seen founders pour $$$ into builds that was hard to use — all because they skipped UX thinking. This makes a lasting impression.
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That’s crazyyy
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Today did the getting started with farcaster mini apps on YouTube, it’s so COOL
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The idea of mini apps and the ecosystem here is just crazy uff
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Some old work that I wanted to try with chatGPT models as well that I want to have on farcaster as well hehehe
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Some super epic recent design work done! ✨ ✨
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Excited to be working on some new projects this week! Using framer this time to kick off with a landing page!
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I worked for a brand that took part in Sui basecamp for a brief period, this got me exposed into Suis ecosystem. Hence, I had to explore designing a component!
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Wow! That’s interesting Even though AI’s impact can change the nomenclatures, I think that at a fundamental level what double diamond, design thinking processes, etc. would still stay for are - understanding pain points, having a feedback loop with users, designing iteratively, etc. these would still remain. I wonder if nomenclatures might be evolving but the practice and the way to solve for pain points especially in UX space would be the same at a foundation level?
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Some cool landing pages designed earlier, thought i should share here as well :D
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Designed a UI component after having checked the SuiPlay0X1 at the SuiBasecamp 🧑‍🍳
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Generating fun lil concepts for QR codes
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