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aded5 No.189[Reply]

Hey fellow designers, So, I was reading up on the impact of AI in our field and it's got me all sorts of thoughts. On one hand, Anthropic's CEO says that AI could snatch half of entry-level design jobs. Yikes! But on the other, Zapier's CEO is saying they're hiring for AI fluency. Hmmm… Meanwhile, new tools and agencies are popping up like crazy, with AI built right into them to make us more efficient. But here's the question: Are we all just AI-native designers in waiting? What do you guys think about this? Is fluency in AI going to become as essential as being fluent in design software? Or will our human creativity and problem-solving skills still keep us ahead of the game? Can't wait to hear your thoughts! Cheers, [Your Name


be68e No.187[Reply]

hey designers! i've recently discovered a game-changer when it comes to responsive design - flexbox! yes, you might have heard of it before, but let me share an easy trick that can make your life so much easier. instead of using media queries for every tiny change on different screen sizes, why not use flexbox properties like `flex-wrap`, `justify-content`, and `align-items`? they allow you to create flexible layouts that adjust automatically across various devices. give it a try and let us know how it goes! happy designing

be68e No.188

hey all! just wanna share my latest flexbox journey. been using it more for responsive design and its gonna save me so much time i was able to nest multiple flex containers and make em fluidly resize based on their content, wowza also, media queries can be minimized with this bad boy. the use of 'flex-wrap: wrap' is a lifesaver when it comes to elements stacking properly on smaller screens just remember to keep in mind browser compatibility if ya gonna use advanced flexbox features! enjoy the magic of flexbox peeps! ✨



69c78 No.185[Reply]

Hey there fellow designers! Just stumbled upon a little gem in my design journey lately, and I cant keep it to myself anymore. I've been using this nifty technique that makes my responsive designs pop like never before on mobile devices. It's all about utilizing CSS media queries to adjust layouts based on screen width AND height! Can't believe I haven't tried this sooner, but wow - what a difference its made in my work! Who else is using this technique already? Have you discovered any other creative ways to make our designs stand out even more on mobile screens? Let's hear your thoughts and share some tips!

69c78 No.186

cool trick! but what makes it mind-blowing exactly? if you could share some examples or data that demonstrate its unique benefits for responsive design, i'd be more convinced. always happy to learn new things though! :)



77ad5 No.183[Reply]

Hey folks, I've been working on a new project and I'm struggling to make it fully responsive across all devices. The main issue is that when I resize my browser window, the layout seems to break at certain points and doesn't adapt well to smaller screens. I've been using media queries and flexbox but I must be missing something because nothing seems to be working. Has anyone here faced a similar problem and found a solution? Any tips or resources you could share would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

77ad5 No.184

first off, dont stress! every design goes through its challenges. if ya need some tips on responsive design, here's a few tricks: 1. Use media queries for different breakpoints (eg: @media screen and (min-width: 600px) {…}) 2. Embrace flexbox, grid, adn percentages in CSS - they adjust automatically based on viewport size 3. Minimize use of absolute positioning, as it can create issues with responsiveness 4. Test your design across multiple devices and browsers (devtools are ur friend) 5. Remember, less is more - keep designs clean for optimal mobile experience good luck! let me know if ya need help with somethin' else :)

update: just tested this and it works



ba6a3 No.181[Reply]

So, I thought it might be useful to share some insights here. And hey, let's discuss: what are your thoughts on Stripe’s engineering philosophy? How does it impact their choice of core architectural patterns? Ever run into similar challenges with state, storage, and consistency? Share your experiences! " [Table of Contents] - Their Engineering Philosophy (Why It Matters) - State, Storage, and Consistency Challenges - Security and Compliance: Designing under Constraints

ba6a3 No.182

ya'll! stripe's engineers shared some top-notch insights on system design, here are a few key points that stand out for responsive design 1. keep it simple (KISS) principle - reducing code complexity can make a huge difference in responsiveness. 2. mobile first approach is still golden - focusing on mobile user experience will ensure better performance and accessibility across devices. 3. adaptive design vs. responsive design debate - adaptive designs are optimized for specific screen sizes but may not provide the best UX when scaling, while responsive designs automatically adjust layout to fit any screen size 4. media queries - these help control how content is displayed at different breakpoints, making your design more flexible and responsive!



65bfd No.180[Reply]

Guess what? I built a Shopify app on my own a few weekends back, not to show off coding skills, but to tackle a real merchant's headache. No dev team, no big startup cash - just a clear problem in mind, a couple of AI tools, and the designer's knack for solving problems. What left me truly amazed wasn't the launch, but the realization that design is becoming more than just the pretty face of modern products. It's turning into the driving force! I know it sounds crazy, but hear me out - without a team or resources, I was able to make something happen by tapping into the power of good design and smart tools. What do you guys think? Could this be the future of product creation?


53ecd No.178[Reply]

Hey there, folks! So here's an intriguing thought… Imagine if ol' Friedrich Nietzsche, the philosopher of will to power and eternal recurrence, took over Instagram from ol' Zuckerberg. How would it change, right? You know how Silicon Valley's got this thing for philosophers like Adam Smith, Ayn Rand, and Friedrich Hayek, and now they can't seem to get enough of Nietzsche too? Well, it's all about that 'survival of the fittest' vibe. But what do you think… Would Nietzche make Insta a place where only the strong survive, or would he add a twist to our social media experience we wouldn't expect? Maybe we'd find ourselves challenging our own perspectives every time we scroll through those feeds! What about you? How do you picture Nietzsche's Instagram? Would it be a wild ride or a soul-crushing pit of competition?


25f58 No.177[Reply]

Hey folks! Ever wonder how things might change if Friedrich Nietzsche was running the show over at Instagram instead of Zuck? Here's my take on it… You know those times when you scroll through your feed and see everyone living their best lives, making it seem like they've got life all figured out? Well, with good ol' Freddy Nietzsche, forget about that. He'd be all about "what doesn't kill us makes us stronger" and embracing our imperfections. Imagine a platform where the focus isn't on having the perfect body or picture-perfect life, but on personal growth, self-expression, and pushing boundaries. Sounds pretty awesome, right? And yeah, I know what you're thinking: "Instagram would be chaos!" But hear me out… Nietzsche was all about overcoming challenges and becoming the best version of ourselves. So instead of those pesky algorithms that favor popular content, he'd probably introduce a system that encourages us to step outside our comfort zones and explore new ideas. Now, this is just my thoughts, but imagine if Instagram became a place where we could share our struggles as well as our triumphs. It might not be pretty, but it would surely help us feel less alone in our journey towards becoming the Ubermensch (or superhuman, for those who don't speak Nietzsche). So, what do you think? Would you want to see a Nietzsche-fied Instagram? And hey, maybe there's a way we can make this happen…just a thought


88b91 No.176[Reply]

Hey there fellow coders and designers! I just wanted to share something interesting I stumbled upon while working on a project recently. It turns out that building multitenancy isn't always the big, scary overhaul we often think it is. In fact, if your system can keep context separate, remember stuff smartly, and manage user sessions properly, you might be closer to having a multitenant agent than you think! I know this seems too good to be true, right? Well, that's what I thought at first too, but after doing some research, I figured out how to build a multitenant agent without touching my original architecture. Pretty cool, huh? So, here's the question on my mind: Have any of you guys tried this method yet? Or do you have any other tips for building multitenant agents that I should check out? Let's share our knowledge and help each other out! Keep coding!


76565 No.174[Reply]

Hey there design friends, today I stumbled upon something truly game-changing for our responsive design journey - OneCSS! It's a clever and simple trick to create adaptive images that adjust flawlessly across all devices. No more manual media queries or clunky JS solutions! ✨ Here's the kicker: you only need one source image, and it adjusts naturally based on screen size. Say goodbye to those pesky broken aspect ratios or blurry images on mobile. This trick will not only save time but also improve your site performance - win-win! So let's share our experiences with OneCSS, ask questions, and learn together to create responsive designs like never before ✨

76565 No.175

oh man i gotta say, onecss looks freakin' awesome! ever since i've been digging into responsive design, i've been on the hunt for tools that can simplify my workflow and this seems like it's gonna be a game changer! just one stylesheet for all your media queries? sign me up right now! gonna try it out today and see how it goes. super stoked to see what i can create with less css headaches! #onecss #responsivedesignlife



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