Tasty Designs

Designer <n>Zander Whitehurst</n> at his desk.

You gotta bookmark this design system 💰

Tobias Renström (@tobberacing) on Threads

Tanisshq Kapoor (@tanisshqkapoor) on Threads

October and November recap
Explorations made with @motiondotdev

A UI detail from <n>v0</n>, a project by developer <n>shadcn</n>, featuring a squircle-based design.

now that we have squircles on the web with the new corner-shape property, who’s gonna make the tailwind plugin for it? would be perfect to use without worrying about browser fallbacks

So much obsessed with Airbnb's Design System ✨

Absolutely sleek 🔥

A user interface concept by designer <n>Tobias Renström</n>.

my twist on this one - uses a mac dock-style menu for each avatar on hover 🙂

A UI/UX concept by developer <n>Tobias Renström</n>.

UI design for <n>Solidroad</n> by <n>Lee Black</n>, with illustrations by <n>Osvaldo Osorio</n>.

Customer hero section interactions and transitions 🐤

A demonstration of the "Stacks" feature by designer <n>Tobias Renström</n>.

A screenshot of the website for <n>Tavus</n>, a San Francisco-based AI research lab.

This design taste is breathtaking. It blew my mind when I first saw it. What an elegant use of modern form with a nostalgic touch.

Is this the new design trend? I bet so. 🤯

60fps (@60fps.design) on Threads

Gavin Nelson (@gavinmnelson) on Threads

User interface for <n>CleanShot X</n> designed by <n>Tobias Renström</n>.

Option 1 or option 2?

Projects from client 🤔

New concept from 350+ comments

Did i really cook here? 🔥

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The <n>Threads logo</n>, designed by <n>Meta</n>.

Graphic design for <n>Midlife</n> by <n>Lee Black</n>, created with <n>Framer</n>.

You can literally just make anything you can imagine with @framer Workshop. Each page also uses its own design page. Crazy.

A little visual tweak I use a lot is adding a pseudo element with a 1px border and a black or white color (depending on the mode) with 10% opacity.

This helps create a sense of depth and definition and creates a somewhat consistent outline around the element.

Coolest navbar & card transition I've ever seen on a website, everything just flows perfectly 🔥

Absolutely Sleek 😍

Another web app in the works.

We’re redesigning a project management platform for marketing agencies, the brand’s been around since 1986, the platform since 2010.

Crazy longevity, and still going strong.

This is the cleanest UX I've used for saving inspiration.

This sidebar floats on your desktop when you need it.

Drag and drop media from any app or website into it. Or just add links and it downloads the media.

It's just @DesignerBran and his brother making it.

What.

A user interface concept for the note-taking app <n>Mem</n> by designer <n>Tobias Renström</n>.

A little UI detail that gives me joy:

‣ Offset the dropdown by an amount equal to its padding
‣ Align all text elements
‣ Use the same radius and height for the hover box and the button/trigger

a motion graphics editor…
that feels like a rhythm game
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who wants to try?

<n>Clipbud</n> app icon designed by <n>Adam Whitcroft</n>.

Adam @AdamWhitcroft is a legend on Design Twitter. You’ve probably come across his stunning app icon work or one of his fun little apps.

He offered a peek behind the scenes at Clipbud, how he built it and what led him there.

A must-read for designers itching to build. 👇

uncommon is finally 70% as good as me at designing websites. i expect it to be better than me in <9 months. 

try it here:

you drop your existing website. it understands your company, designs a brand and builds your website.

i'm working on updating my personal site (finally) and have designed this career timeline component. kind of wild seeing your career laid out like this. 

the green block is freelance + side projects.