Best design tweets

When you have an idea: Immediately make a logo. Build a simple website. Make it real. Give it tangible momentum Skateboard🛹 -> Bike 🚲 -> Car 🚗

Indie founders, how did you get your logo? Any logo designer recommendations?

How to design almost any UI element. A curated list of 58 articles 👇

Good design gives you as much competitive leverage as good sales or technology.

It’s amazing that so many product/design teams still fail to understand the following: Over time, your customers/users will conflate “familiarity” with “good design”. And prefer “familiarity” to “good design”.

When you visualize it in your mind and can’t wait to see it in Figma

Dev Twitter is all about React vs Vue. 🧑‍💻 Design Twitter is all about UX vs UI. 💀

Good design makes people feel empowered, understood, happy, smart, included. Bad design makes people feel irritated, guilty, insecure, anxious, helpless, dumb. That’s why good design is important.

Finally figured out a concise way to sum up my job title 🙃 - part-time product designer - part-time graphic designer - part-time web designer - part-time photographer - part-time storyteller - part-time marketer - part-time copywriter - part-time operations - part-time manager

UI/UX Tip 💡 Don't use hamburger menus on desktop. They are less noticeable than on mobile. Plus hiding navigation is considered a bad practice. It depends on the case though, but hiding it completely under the hamburger icon is not that great.

Being creative is not reserved for specific roles or industries - it’s required for all of them.

If your designer isn’t French, is your startup even real?

Stranger: So what do you do for a living? Me: I’m a web designer. Stranger: So can you fix my laptop? 🤦‍♂️

Designers are translators. They translate complex information into something easy to consume, understand and access. They translate problems and needs into solutions that are helpful, usable, delightful and empowering and if done well: invisible.

It doesn’t matter what design tool you use if it gets the job done. Denigrating people publicly because of the tools they use is immature and reinforces the elitist behavior people often ascribe to the design profession. We can do better.

I don't like telling people how to live their lives, but you should probably learn how to use Figma.

when I was young my parents didn’t let me play video games so I would just... draw the UI in my sketch book and play pretend. Overtime I began tweaking the UI into how I thought it ought to work instead—fastforward 15 years thank you tiger mom I’m a designer now lol