Dale de Silva
@daledesilva.bsky.social
Product Designer & Developer. Building at the intersection of motion, art, and code. I write on design and dev at http://DesignDebt.club
Awesome! Thanks for the shout out!
April 30, 2025 at 8:13 AM
Awesome! Thanks for the shout out!
Always up for expanding networks with designer devs!
February 10, 2025 at 12:45 PM
Always up for expanding networks with designer devs!
Either. But smaller and matching the theme
January 12, 2025 at 7:46 AM
Either. But smaller and matching the theme
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Not a roadmap! Recent, current, and 2025 initiatives
What’s Penpot working on and what’s coming next? A roadmap lays out a series of steps to reach a goal, each becoming a commitment. However, when innovating, commitments can be tricky. You’re exploring...
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December 23, 2024 at 1:21 PM
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I’m reading a lot into one little quote about @penpot.app’s approach to AI…
And I think Penpot still has a long way to go to compete…
But I think their willingness to say their approach aligns more with ML than the newest buzzword, takes courage and brings me hope.
And I think Penpot still has a long way to go to compete…
But I think their willingness to say their approach aligns more with ML than the newest buzzword, takes courage and brings me hope.
December 23, 2024 at 1:21 PM
I’m reading a lot into one little quote about @penpot.app’s approach to AI…
And I think Penpot still has a long way to go to compete…
But I think their willingness to say their approach aligns more with ML than the newest buzzword, takes courage and brings me hope.
And I think Penpot still has a long way to go to compete…
But I think their willingness to say their approach aligns more with ML than the newest buzzword, takes courage and brings me hope.
But still, that’s no reason to use AI (or any anticipatory design approach), to avoid building in good user tune-ability.
December 23, 2024 at 1:21 PM
But still, that’s no reason to use AI (or any anticipatory design approach), to avoid building in good user tune-ability.
To be fair, that lazy design approach has been happening for a long time (most notably for me when iTunes supplanted Winamp, and then even more when Spotify supplanted iTunes), and AI does actually get this approach closer to a functional version of the promise.
December 23, 2024 at 1:21 PM
To be fair, that lazy design approach has been happening for a long time (most notably for me when iTunes supplanted Winamp, and then even more when Spotify supplanted iTunes), and AI does actually get this approach closer to a functional version of the promise.
AI can also be used to create one size fits all bullshit…
“Instead of giving you better controls and more intuitive customise-ability, we’re gone claim that AI will make those decisions (that you want to make) for you…
…Rather than doing the needed UI and UX work.
“Instead of giving you better controls and more intuitive customise-ability, we’re gone claim that AI will make those decisions (that you want to make) for you…
…Rather than doing the needed UI and UX work.
December 23, 2024 at 1:21 PM
AI can also be used to create one size fits all bullshit…
“Instead of giving you better controls and more intuitive customise-ability, we’re gone claim that AI will make those decisions (that you want to make) for you…
…Rather than doing the needed UI and UX work.
“Instead of giving you better controls and more intuitive customise-ability, we’re gone claim that AI will make those decisions (that you want to make) for you…
…Rather than doing the needed UI and UX work.