Viewport UI - Uma coleção curada de experiências em UI.

Innately curious person—passionate about the entanglement between humans and technology, and the ways we interact with the world.Currently crafting interfaces and building websites for a living.

ERYC—Software Designer

Designers shouldn’t learn how to code.

https://eryc.cc/notes/designers-shouldnt-code/

Music I have been cherishing over the past few months: Rancid, Bennett Coast, L'impératrice, Hollow Coves, and more

Albums of the Quarter #01

https://eryc.cc/notes/albums-of-the-quarter-01/

Goods · Jack Cohen

A call to slow down in a fast-moving world.

Slow design

prabros.com/adjacent-possible/swap-objects

When there are so many options for building semantic and performatic websites without code, why would you choose to code?

Why I choose to code my website

https://eryc.cc/notes/why-i-choose-to-code-my-website/

my friend just launched a v0.1 of his portfolio, and it already looks great

Out of the Blue by Electric Light Orchestra is one of those albums you listen from start to finish and can’t find a bad song.

The 70s might be my favorite decade. So many rich sounds, arrangements, chord progressions… 🤌

Document drag-and-drop experiment 📃👆

we have content to post to viewportui until July, and the list keeps growing. so much great work!

viewport-ui.design

One thing that’d make life better for people designing in dark mode (me) — high contrast SVG backgrounds while swapping instances. This works in the Assets panel so it’s possible, but didn’t make it over to the design panel 💔

Hey guys, I'm planning to do a backpacking trip through Europe for a few months. Has anyone done it before? How much did you spend? I'd love to chat about it

I don’t feel too confident to share this publicly yet, but what the hell, right?

Here’s my new site, inspired by lots of folks who are going for “dead simple sites”:
https://eryc.cc

Should designers code?

I've got my opinion, but would love to hear what YOU think.

https://eryc.cc/notes/designers-shouldnt-code/

If you’re looking for some music recommendation, I have a pretty eclectic variety of favorite albums from this past quarter

ranging from punk, jazz, alt, french pop :)

https://eryc.cc/notes/albums-of-the-quarter-01/

Kind of the @cv team to feature my latest lil’ side project, goods.jackcohen.com, on their homepage. 😌 Whipped it up recently and still have many lil’ upgrades to bake in soon. But go take a peek! 🧑‍🍳 

Inspired by @siddhartharun. ♥️

My friend @fer and I have been playing with a small project to bring a curated inspiration feed, it’s called ViewporUI:

🏴 https://viewport-ui.design

We’ll launch a new layout soon, and will be working on + features, like filters, etc.

Any feedback would be appreciated! ❤️

This is overkill isn’t it? But which is the nicer overkill?
1. Grab and spin
2. Simpler turn on click

Who’s gonna come up with the next last.fm? 👀

building my own icon set, starting with devices. 24x24, 1.5 strokes.

I wish more designers had access to this gem. 💎 

Just started and the first pages are already bangers. 

For a book written 20 years ago, seeing how technology has advanced, but we still have much of the problems this book questions, it makes me rethink lots of things.

Imagining a system-wide swap action that could allow users to fix mixed-up entries, explore different layouts quickly in design tools, fix bugs in code, change priorities in a to-do app, and a lot more.

Read the full post on: prabros.com/adjacent-possible/swap-objects

Anyone knows of a good read later app where you can save articles, highlight, and annotate them?

I know Matter for iOS, but it’s so expensive. I think it’s 12-15 USD/month. I don’t read that much for it to be worth it 🥲

I love Reeder 5 as RSS feed, but it’s missing highlights

When we die, who’s gonna cancel our subscriptions?

what's been your greatest acquisition under $100?

here are mine:

Navigation for a never launched portfolio.

25 random mobile UIs daily. Today is day 06.

Travel Bucket List: users list and track places they want to visit, with options to add notes, photos, and travel plans.

Made in Figma. Icons by Pikaicons. Fonts: Manrope. BG: Unsplash, Sacha Verheij

Why I chose to code my site instead of using a no-code tool like Webflow or Framer: https://eryc.cc/notes/why-i-choose-to-code-my-website/

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