Onur Orhon
@onurorhon.com
Caught up in design systems and operations, trombone fancier, organically curious, free-range raised.
Building a simple tool in Figma Make for exploring number sequences. Generates curves manually or with presets, and visually compares them to classics like Fibonacci, primes, triangular numbers, etc. Perfect for color ramps, motion curves, scales, and other design system nerdery.
May 29, 2025 at 2:17 PM
Building a simple tool in Figma Make for exploring number sequences. Generates curves manually or with presets, and visually compares them to classics like Fibonacci, primes, triangular numbers, etc. Perfect for color ramps, motion curves, scales, and other design system nerdery.
Loved @discolu.bsky.social's Medium post about ditching 4px spacing for the Fibonacci sequence.
Looked into polygonal numbers for a similar purpose, and my hot take: Triangular numbers > Fibonacci for spacing 😍
Similar progression, but without the wild exponential jump at larger numbers.
Looked into polygonal numbers for a similar purpose, and my hot take: Triangular numbers > Fibonacci for spacing 😍
Similar progression, but without the wild exponential jump at larger numbers.
May 20, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Loved @discolu.bsky.social's Medium post about ditching 4px spacing for the Fibonacci sequence.
Looked into polygonal numbers for a similar purpose, and my hot take: Triangular numbers > Fibonacci for spacing 😍
Similar progression, but without the wild exponential jump at larger numbers.
Looked into polygonal numbers for a similar purpose, and my hot take: Triangular numbers > Fibonacci for spacing 😍
Similar progression, but without the wild exponential jump at larger numbers.
I think it gets a bit more accentuated with a wide angle though, due to perspective distortion. Normally, it should look like this with a regular lens.
December 7, 2024 at 2:15 PM
I think it gets a bit more accentuated with a wide angle though, due to perspective distortion. Normally, it should look like this with a regular lens.