Product Design

made a really satisfying interaction for a friend’s portfolio on framer

Top accounts posting @framer tips/tutorial/resouces:

@aleksliving
@learnframer
@FramerDev
@rafunderscore
@cedric_design
@TheIndLang
@benjaminnathan
@framerlyco
@framerclub
@matteotiscia
@mattjumper
@zee7
@CharlesPattson

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<n>Fluffy Button</n>, a UI concept by designer <n>Voicu Apostol</n>.

I’ve always wanted to create a button made of cloth 🍊

<Nav /> built on @radix_ui nav-menu components

These buttons look really satisfying to click, inspired by @jsngr 

🔨: NextJS, TailwindCSS

call me a one-trick pony, but i think this card stack interface fromwould fit perfectly here.

Industrial Designer Portfolio 

OG and Website by @e_kayganaci

new year, new me, new website ⊹╰(⌣ʟ⌣)╯⊹

UI concepts for the <n>Action Centered Design</n> framework by designer <n>Vidit Bhargava</n>.

It's not 2008 anymore. No app lives in a static phone screen. So why should we design them in that way? I wrote at length about why we need to take an action centered approach to designing interfaces.

Been writing this for a week. Please give it a read.

A digital illustration of metallic <n>UI Buttons</n> from a UI kit.

adding new notes to the shopping list / interaction

My no-code tech stack for building @Framer University:

1. Website — @Framer

2. Payment — @lmsqueezy

3. Waitlist — @formsparkapp

4. Testimonials — @SenjaHQ

5. Management — @NotionHQ

6. Analytics — @usefathom

7. Email sending — @ConvertKit

8. Tweet scheduling — @typefully

Cutest little app I’ve seen in a long time

Inline notification.

Made with Tailwind and Framer Motion.

Little big detail spotted in the new Queue podcast app

A little side project I worked on this year was the design of this new flashlight UI in iOS 18.

Introducing Silk — The most advanced swipeable sheet ever engineered for the web.

Native-like experience • Works on all devices • Unlocks dozens of UI patterns on the web.

Available for React.

The UI for <n>Patch</n>, a Mac app by <n>Ryan Stephen</n> for collecting digital patches of places visited.