Chat with v0. Generate UI with simple text prompts. Copy, paste, ship.

Text Width Calculator – v0 by Vercel

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I had an idea: what if instead of redesigning my website all the time, I just had ChatGPT generate hundreds of random styles for my website. Well...

Building my own little poster design tool.

The domain for https://uiorux.xyz/ is up for renewal. My proudest side project.

I'm back with a Netflix account for the first time in over half a year (to watch The Crown). Did I miss any movies or tv-shows that I should give a chance?

Build my own little calendar app with themes, to-dos and expenses. All without knowing how to code 😅

Do anyone have a good example of setup for a Design System in Figma using variables? Our system is fairly basic, but would love to make a new version of it to try out variables.

I'm building my own little notes app using React and Supabase. It's mostly just me prompting in https://www.cursor.so/
 and hoping for the best.

I often try to add a max-width to a text frame, so you don't end up with wide texts that no one wants to read.

So I made a quick little calculator that gives you a max width depending on font size and characters per line.
https://textwidth.v0.build/

Any Framer experts here who have a good idea on how I can create this highlight background?

Sad to see Post going away. The Highlights feed is truly the best social media feature out there.

Day N of building my new portfolio: Got my photo feed up an running.

Who is designing/building AI products and features that are not chatbots or summarizing texts? I am looking for some inspiration.

Building some sort of art collection app that lets you save art into collections. I had this idea where thumbnails are added as stickers.

Exploring how assistant could work under the UI, without taking up to much space.

I’m looking for website inspiration—what are some good saas/product sites that use people-focused images effectively on their homepage?

Last month I joined a new company called Light. My first weeks went with updating the design of the website for our funding announcement. I think it ended up being pretty good https://light.inc/

All the screenshot/image -> AI -> Code tweets forgets to talk about how the results never really look like the image they put in.

I just want to make sure people know whose website they are visiting.

Anyone uses perplexity.ai Pro? Do you notice any difference from free?

A prototype I working on showing how you can set filters from our command bar.

I know the question has been asked a million times, but here we go: What are some places we can't miss visiting in Tokyo and Kyoto? Looking for great restaurants, coffee places and other things we should visit.

My goal this year was to read more books. 

I found out that I enjoyed reading sci-fi before going to bed. My top 3 ended up being: I, Robot by Isaac Asimov, Hail Mary by Andy Weir and Dark Matter by Blake Crouch. All great books you should read if you haven't already.

I'm really enjoying Mr. & Mrs. Smith.
Mostly because I want to own everything from Donald Glover's wardrobe.

Another fun little project was creating a Google Sheets plugin that allows us to sync data from our API directly into a sheet.

I miss designing mobile apps. There is something wonderful in the restrictions of a small canvas that designing for desktop just can't compete with.

Where do you look for restaurant tips when you go to a foreign city? Also any tips for restaurants in Florence?

Hey Design Posts, my brother Josh is a brand and motion designer looking for his next gig. I am a little biased but he's a awesome, you should hire him!

Please RT to get this out there.

https://joshachumba.com

I'm building a small niche tool as part of my Papertools collection. I call it Papertrail and it lets you keep an overview of your paper inventory. You can also collect images of your prints and at the same time update your inventory.

Kinda like the old school wallpaper vibe.

An old Framer prototype I made to test an idea for a client. The prototypes was hooked up to firebase to "send data" between them. The success screen was triggered by a hidden prototype to fake that the two phones connected via bluetooth.

An idea we are playing around with is generative ai inside our app. I'm designing a dashboard feature, and for that I wanted to explore user generated widgets. Ask the ai to take you data and convert it into a table:

What is the best book/article/etc on Growth Design?

Using Claude to generate quick prototypes is great fun. Here is a little exploration using AI running locally.

I'm really enjoying Claude and Cursor.sh as a prototyping stack. Here is a little exploration into using an on device LLM to convert a chat message into filling out input fields.

I'm exploring v0.dev as a tool to handover new components between design and engineering.

Light is build on top of shadcn/ui so it's pretty easy to create prototypes that are close to the real thing.

Here is a version of a filter concept designed in figma and then mad in v0.

I’ve been doing a lot of prototyping in Cursor lately. Here’s a chatbot that connects to our API, answers questions, and draws graphs for me.

Still working on my Poster tool, and did a little redesign that I'm happy about.

Software designer as title instead of Product designer, yay or nay?

A new iteration for the hero on my website. Big text, now animating.

Even better is ch units. 

Literally the width of 0 in the current font, 60-72ch usually makes a nice line-length for paragraphs.

The colors on Fuji JPGs directly out of the camera are so nice.