One thing I really love about working at @wayground.bsky.social is the product philosophy around the use of AI. They’ve articulated it really well in the rebrand announcement

Thanks @ken.cv - fun little easter egg in our student login where after a while this little guy pops up and follows the cursor around (and hides when the user is typing in the password 💜) - blog post on implementation is coming soon

I've been playing around with cursor for a while. I've put together a basic visual to help myself figure out what it's best for, from POV of designer who wants to make prototypes / quick proofs of concepts. Hope this is helpful for you folks also.

I think one thing we are not thinking about in AI tools for designers is fluidity and emergence of controls where AI doesn't just generate outputs, but helps expand the possibility space of what can be created

Weekend project - a truchet tile generator, which creates random arrangements of tiles in colours, which can then be downloaded. I also tried to make a "similarity" slider to see how clusters of similar colours emerge. Built with help of Claude.

Fun idea, if you are stuck on the high level layout / IA for a page, you can prompt claude / chatgpt to generate options for you in ASCII as a very rapid idea starter. and then you can layer on levels of fidelity.

here is one for B2B SaaS and a couple of explorations for a food delivery mobile app

I prompted Claude! I kind of like how it's responding on this

Yeah I doubt this. I think it replaces prototyping and generation of quick proof of concepts but overall design definitely not..

I just tried this and the spoofed UI showed up for me. This is so funny omg. .. what are they thinking 😭

Claude by @anthropic.com built a very simple habit tracker for me, that lives in my browser and uses local storage to keep track of entered data. I can also export data. There's a lot of work to be done in order to style it better and improve it visually, but I am very impressed by it

Exercised my right to vote today 💪 Did you know the secret ingredient in voting ink is silver nitrate. It is a colourless compound which becomes visible when exposed to ultraviolet light, including sunlight.