Reading up on user-experience

Lots of confused replies from people that don’t realize how: - You can game on Apple TV, and gaming at 120hz is fantastic - 120hz makes every menu and interaction feel snappier, so the entire OS feels massively better If you have a modern smartphone, just turn off pro motion/high refresh rate and see how everything feels worse.

@linuz90

One more excuse not to switch to Omarchy has been stricken from the list: Traditional desktop mode with a dock! We'll keep killing reasons until there's very little reason not to join us in the future.

@dhh

Our new AI dev tools are getting really good, so I put them to work and shipped a feature to production. Keyboard shortcuts are now live in Coinbase Advanced. It's a quality-of-life update for active traders, and hopefully helps out in our next trading competition as well. Press ? for the cheat sheet to get started in Coinbase Advanced (link in follow on post)

@brian_armstrong

Alright, I've made the shadcn/ui skills really good at 𝙳𝙴𝚂𝙸𝙶𝙽.𝚖𝚍. Ask for a design system and it picks a preset, then builds everything: colors, tokens, type scale, elevation, styles the primitives and blocks. Start with a solid foundation and build something unique.

@shadcn

you’ll notice the interface is prettttyyyyy slick all that screen real estate for your muse to really spread out in big ups to @ivanbruel and the whole muse team!

@alexandr_wang

Sometimes I read on flights, and sometimes…

@bcherny

wisprflow has become un usable. seems like they have fucked up there tts model. i am cancelling the subscription. any good free alternative?

@code_kartik

I just updated my tiny personal site with Timeless Sans and it is looking neat! https://matnie.com/

@mateusznieckarz

Silicon Valley keeps building me a husband when what I really want is a wife lol I don't want an agent that only does one-off, random tasks that are nice but not life-changing: booking flights, making dinner reservations, or buying tickets I want an AI wife who knows what’s on the family calendar, remembers there’s a birthday party Saturday and we haven’t bought a gift then sends me options, realizes we’re almost out of diapers and buys them, knows which bills are coming up, remembers someone needs a dentist appointment and books it, figures out what the hell we’re eating all week and what we need from the grocery store, and generally keeps track of the 47 things that need to happen before anyone else even realizes they need to happen. So, who's building me an AI wife that carries the mental load instead of an AI husband that waits for me to give it a chore??

@SoniaBaschez

I write all my articles in Notion. It took me 30 seconds to see how the new native editor in the iOS beta feels 1000x better than before. Finally.

@viticci

just one shotted a new landing page for my mobile app and i am just speechless...

@jackfriks

Linear designer getting absolutely mogged by US Chief Design Officer wasn't on my bingo card. Excruciatingly bullish on National Design Studio

@joshmanders

Just connected my ChatGPT Dot to iMessage using @thelinqapp. It's exactly like Instinct, except it actually has context on me + can use my computer + has my entire Gbrain knowledge graph and all my plugins. Instinct = feature not a product.

@awilkinson

I asked Opus 5.5 to make an interactive website companion for the latest @AcquiredFM Home Depot episode. It came out pretty nice! Water color illustrations all drawn by Claude, too: https://claude.ai/artifact/RdE6uE7WozcP2MLfx3BDky Episode here: https://www.acquired.fm/episodes/home-depot

@bcherny

For two weeks, start a design, deck, or doc in the Claude app, and the work that follows in that conversation uses 50% less of your usage limits. Give it a try with Claude Sonnet 5.5. It has a strong eye for design and builds slides that need minimal editing.

@claudeai

We just launched a feature we began exploring a decade+ ago, but never released it. It was originally destined for Campfire, our chat tool. The feature is called Bonfire. Now that Campfire is built into Basecamp, Bonfire belongs there. And today it's live for all Basecamp 5 customers. What's Bonfire? I put together a short video to show you what it is and how it works:

@jasonfried

Hi! What would you like to see us ship for dots and space in the next two weeks? Or how can we improve things in other parts of the product.

@thsottiaux

Same, but went with tinycast. Definitely interested in what Stephen's got going on here though. Raycast v2 has been really unfortunate and in the day of agentic programming, there's not a good excuse for drifting away from native.

@codejake

enfold on X: "The most beautiful email experience ever made." / X

@tryenfold

We built the notes app we always wished Apple Notes was. Beautiful, connected by backlinks, instant to search, and every note is a plain Markdown file your AI agents can read. Reflect Open is out of beta today. Open source, free on Mac, and on iPhone and iPad.

@reflectnotes

introducing the tldraw plugin for ChatGPT, a realtime multiplayer canvas available now in the ChatGPT app

@tldraw

I've long wished that online mapping services were far richer and higher-density. They elide so much detail today! We have gloriously high-DPI screens... I want to wallow in cartographic filigree. AI of course now makes this possible: https://bayatlas.vercel.app

@patrickc

So much of Airbnb’s success came from @jgebbia’s design brilliance. I’m delighted he brought those gifts to our government. Our country designed great buildings, but for most Americans, the front door to government is now a website. Starting today, that experience they will be beautiful, elegant, and human. Proud of you, Joe.

@bchesky

Read this on thread on ChatGPT Space if you only read one thing about it.

@thsottiaux

I made a site to explain System One thinking (Jev is an example of this)! We make fast judgments all day, some models can too. The guide explains how to use those quick judgments in software. In my typical way, it leverages interactive animations, and Night Owl 🦉

@sarah_edo

Why I'm Building Muse

@alexandr_wang

Linear is next level: they integrated Jev into the emoji picker already and it’s AMAZING (This is response on a thread on how Google Docs’ emoji picker has been the same unusable mess for ~20 years; the ✅ icon still unfindable on my free and paid accounts)

@GergelyOrosz

Software is increasingly treated as disposable in the AI era. Yet we spend half our waking lives looking at screens! We don’t want to spend that time with zombie products—monotonous, vacant, and uncared for. We want products with soul. 💜 I go deep on this in my talk from @lennysan's Summit:

@lil_dill

You should put a pixel-perfect version of your app on your homepage Why? 1. Signing up for new things is annoying if the UI sucks 2. People exaggerate agent-friendliness 3. They just want to do a thing Show a common use case being done with an agent. If your app is not bad, this will increase your conversion rate. This used to be hard to build and maintain, now it is easy. You should probably do it.

@frantzfries

Some screens from the new Shopify design language that I had the pleasure of working on.

@kevinclark

incredibly thoughtful piece on AI and creativity hopefully we can make our producst better at enabling and amplifying creatives

@trq212

Your agent can handle significantly more than you are currently asking of it

@benjitaylor

i love prompting for a full walkthrough of a flow i.e here i had it show me all of the steps involved in oauth and found redundant steps, layout shift, and some weird ui state agents don't have to produce slop, they can also help you make great software

@RhysSullivan

Voice! I've gotten so used to just call ChatGPT and talk about all the work, check on emails, do some coding, manage my calendar and it works across the full ecosystem of plugins, including 3P developed plugins.

@thsottiaux

A little prompt you may find useful for adding polish to your products... --- Here are a few libraries of react components and UI sounds that could be useful for adding bits of polish and whimsy to the UI. Do a deep audit of both the components available across these libraries as well as ways to use them within our UI. In many cases, this isn't just about replacing a bit of UI/UX but actually adding new bits. Don't shy away from that. https://www.⁠interior.⁠dev/docs https://www.⁠beautifului.⁠dev https://cuelume.⁠dev --- Enjoy!

@Shpigford

I asked Opus 5.5 to try a bunch of redesigns of my personal website using my MAX sub, using workflows to iterate and critique. I was really pleased with how it hit the tone I was looking for. Then I asked it to make a trailer with all of its iterations.

@trq212

@hraness @DevinAI @zeddotdev I did this last year, that's not the future. Web's way nicer.

@steipete

Just cranking out the new fun stuff! Now you can add backgrounds to your Basecamp 5 projects. Here's a project where we keep all relevant customer feedback. Added a background and now when you hit the project and you instantly know exactly where you are. Lots of customization potential here. To add, click the project name to enter the settings view. You'll find the new Wallpaper option right there. Full screen or old school tiled backgrounds, you pick.

@jasonfried

When I switched to Omarchy, this was one of the things that was stopping me: I really want my (latest) iPhone pictures available from a native Omarchy app. Mostly because the website for iCloud Photos really sucks.

@jankeesvw

What are your thoughts on the Claude desktop app? What do you love/hate? What features should be added? What are some of your biggest frustrations with it?

@RobertJBye

what if drag and drop was smart? powered by @typesafeai jev

@MalayVasa

Just shipped a new convenience feature in Basecamp 5. Now you can drag images/files directly onto a docs & files tool on your project page to upload them directly to the project. Before you had to click through then upload. Now you can just drop them right where you want them on the project page. Small details add up.

@jasonfried

I setup a “personal assistant” to help summarize all the things I needed to do the day. Day 1 was amazing, at least I thought From day 2 to day 10 ignored the whole thing lol Turns out I just don’t want to make a bunch of decisions, and an AI agent doesn’t change that. 👇

@GergelyOrosz