www.borislavivanov.eu

Here is mine :)

Ugh, it feels like every tech company is just shoving AI into everything these days, hoping something will stick. No thought about whether it actually helps users or just ends up alienating them. It's all about the hype, not the user experience.

It showed up on the UI/UX thread... still my bad.

Heh - I read the word design and got caried away... sorry :D

This is about design obviously... but i I have to get only one book - it will be this one.

If you want go old-school - Find this book:
www.amazon.com/Logo-revised...

This is the revised edition; I still have the original. Throughout my career, I've found myself returning to it time and time again. On the surface, it's a simple book, but it contains a vast amount of ideas.

Well if there is no indication, and you just have to "guess" it works like that... It's probably not entirely "your fault" that you did not notice it...

One more thing I forgot to mention — when combining two font weights, make sure there’s at least a two-step difference (e.g., 400 to 600, or 600 to 800). Anything less tends to look too similar, and the contrast won’t be noticeable enough to make an impact.

Not really if they are part of the same family... here is an example from a project Im working on:

I've been using Lunacy for a while for prototyping and out of curiosity. It's a nice tool — I really like that it supports fully offline projects, and some features are genuinely well thought out.
That said, it's still a bit buggy, and I wouldn't build a large design system with it just yet.

😂👌

The updated version is much better. I’d just suggest spending a bit more time on the copyright text and legal links — they’re important, of course, but probably don’t need to carry the same visual weight as primary links like 'About Us'.