UX
GitHub - onlook-dev/onlook: The open source Cursor for Designers. Design directly in your live React app and publish your changes to code.
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Why you (a designer) are scared of code – The J curve
youtube.comIt’s been a while since I’ve had my mind blown like this, wow
He’s building a tool called Onlook: Cursor fir designers!
Moss | Where ideas grow
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I’ve spent a lot of time over the years looking for a font that makes me feel like I’m sitting in an oil change waiting room, with the smell of burnt coffee. I created this font out of old auto parts lists, and it’s a perfectly wobbly typeface that will give you that ‘Is it a typewriter or handwriting?’ feeling. It’s now available on my website. ✏️... See more
Beth Mathewssubstack.com
“The future of UX”??
Fractal journaling and random revisit
Steph Ango • Obsidian Vault Template
Ohhhh. Okay.
Fractal journaling and randomization are how I tame the wilderness that a knowledge base can grow into.
Throughout the day I use Obsidian’s unique note hotkey to write individual thoughts as they come up. This shortcut automatically creates a note with the prefix YYYY-MM-DD HHmm to which I may add a title that describes the idea.
Every few days I review these journal fragments and compile the salient thoughts. I then review those reviews monthly, and review the monthly reviews yearly (using this template). The result is a fractal web of my life that I can zoom in and out of at varying degrees of detail. I can trace back where individual thoughts came from, and how they bubbled up into bigger themes.
Every few months I set aside time for a “random revisit”. I use the random note hotkey to quickly travel randomly through my vault. I often use the local graph at shallow depth to see related notes. This helps me revisit old ideas, create missing links, and find inspiration in past thoughts. It’s also an opportunity to do maintenance, like fix formatting based on new rules in my personal style guide.
People have asked me if this could be automated with language models but I do not care to do so. I enjoy this process. Doing this maintenance helps me understand my own patterns. Don’t delegate understanding.
Attention Required! | Cloudflare
uiverse.io
The Internet is still a place, but it’s been overdeveloped and undergoverned. Like cities that have prioritized cars over people, visiting the internet now entails controlled apps and search engines, designed for extraction. There’s nowhere to rest because the benches are covered in spikes. All we can do is sink into the feed and run along the... See more
The Shape of AI | UX Patterns for Artificial Intelligence Design
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