Progress bar animation I did for a golf course's onboarding flow.

@DanSchoonmaker Sounds like you want out!

Going to do a design-related podcast with @mrtylerwhite. Make sure to give him a follow. He's a super solid designer!

@DanSchoonmaker Oh man! Why?

@heyitsgeorg Have you tried screen time-like blockers? Or asking your wife to support and take away your phone?

@Ruurtjan Oh I’ll do that for sure and link you in it for some exposure!

@MKBHD Live streams of game shows and kids shows with my daughter if it isn't available somewhere else.

@natmiletic Woo! Me too!

@christiancollrd And it is scary to give up control

@_hunterhammonds Currently working on/managing five Webflow client websites: (All contain CMS functionality and custom code)

I'm curious what's happening over at Jaguar and Coca Cola at the moment after last year's debate on the rebranding and use of AI. Any updates? Difference in sales? Lasting changes?

@heyitsgeorg I’ve coached multiple SaaS apps/platforms as a fractional head of product/strategy

@Nicolascole77 It is upbringing I see within myself (early 30s) and others around me. Our parents taught us to be self-sufficient, do things on our own. Asking for help is to admit you can’t do it. Trying to be better than this.

@cedric_design Same!

@louisnicholls_ I know SparkLoop helps you earn by recommending subscribers to other newsletters, but how do you earn for your own list?

Really loving what @architect_UX has done here. Looks great! However... (there's always a 'however' 😛) The design can be clearer. Especially for a mental health app, small and rotated text is hard to read and the 'plus' icon makes it look like you can add something, while it actually rotates the dial (I think). Just some honest feedback from a user experience designer :)

@ShaunEls Transitioning from WordPress to Webflow on my portfolio website. My second website is on HTML/TailwindCSS

The underlying frustration is super valid. "It used to be over there" and "I liked the old one better" happens all the time when shipping something new. It is called the Valley of Despair in UX. What separates a good UI designer (and business) from a great UI designer and business is guiding your users through changes in the interface. Lots of companies/designers forget this and then you end up with a mess such as the images below. You know, just cram in more and more info without consideration for cognitive load or user feedback.