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Richelle retweeted
The best tools are useless in the hands of someone who doesn't know how to use them.
Richelle retweeted
We wanted better designs from our agents
So we made a skill based on this 49-page pdf about the canonical design principles of Massimo Vignelli (iconic designer behind the 1972 NYC subway map)
Then used it to create a design system for a high speed rail network in the Northeast
Skill below👇
Richelle retweeted
Picture this: A photographer scrolls inly. Sees “Run your business on autopilot.” “Sounds nice.” Clicks Start Free Trial. Two weeks later? Crickets.
Why?
Their homepage was a feature parade - automation, dashboards, workflows - but no story.
No “aha” moment explaining why...
Richelle retweeted
DM me for a code for a free month that fully unlocks all the reports and AI features.
You can download Mirror from the app store here (IOS only)
apps.apple.com/app/id6747068…
Richelle retweeted
How some people are using AI right now feels exactly like when we just discovered animation on websites.
It was overused, distracting, with worse outcomes.
Just because you can use it everywhere, doesn’t mean you should.
Some things are still better left to humans.
Richelle retweeted
ADHDer's dream job:
Being a Professional Idea Generator.
Giving Unlimited ideas with absolutely no responsibility for implementation.
Richelle retweeted
Founders: MISTAKES KILLING YOUR NAV
❌ 10+ links cramming everything into the nav, that's what the footer is for
❌"Home" as a nav link, the logo already does this
❌Login and CTA look the same, visitors can't tell them apart
❌Hamburger menu on desktop, you're hiding your most important pages
Richelle retweeted
introducing: crazy hover mask reveal for @framer
use this to add a liquid, cursor-reactive image reveal with parallax and organic motion
comment “MASK” and i’ll send you the component for free :)
Richelle retweeted
You’re too busy building the “foundations” of your agency to work on the only thing that matters.
You don’t need:
↳ A logo
↳ A CRM
↳ An LLC
↳ A tagline
↳ A website
↳ A rebrand
↳ A pitch deck
↳ A brand guide
↳ An office space
↳ A content calendar
↳ A proposal template
↳ A social media account
↳ A project management system
You don’t need any of those things for the one thing that matters:
Profit.
To make profit, you need revenue.
To make revenue, you need to sell something.
To sell something, you need to convince someone that you can help them.
Quit vibe coding a new website and go convince someone that you can help them today.
Richelle retweeted
stop what you're doing and look at this image.
each dot is 3.2 million people. 2,500 dots = 8.1 billion humans.
the grey? 6.8 billion people who have never used AI.
the green? 1.3 billion free chatbot users.
the yellow? 15-35 million who pay for it.
the red? that tiny sliver is us.
you think the AI space is crowded because you're in an echo chamber of the 0.06%.
the real world hasn't even started.
wrote a full breakdown on the data, the opportunity, and 7 businesses you can build from this gap today:
Richelle retweeted
🫡 Dynamic Filters in the CMS are here. Tabs, Toggles, Dropdowns, Checkboxes, Inputs, Date Pickers. Simple, but so powerful. Go try them out right now. nitter.gq/edoardomercati/status/…
CMS Dynamic Filters are live in @framer. Unlock advanced filtering with Search Fields, Tabs, Toggles, Dropdowns and more. Simple to set up, infinitely customizable 🎛️
Richelle retweeted
the future will belong to artists. problem solving will become cheap and creativity will become expensive
designers and artists are so scared of the future rn but soon they’ll have the most valuable skill in the world and technology will only make them more powerful
Richelle retweeted
detail.design is the kind of resource I wish existed 10 years ago.
A curated collection of tiny UI details — physics-based modal dismissals, blur tricks for optical alignment, shaking disabled buttons — the stuff that separates good interfaces from ones that feel *right*.
Bookmark this.
Richelle retweeted
What AI Will Never Replace:
- Design + strategy
- Problem-solving
- User understanding
- Human-centered brand work
- Product design that considers context
- UX that requires empathy
Employers don't want more AI-generated designs.
They want designers who can:
- Understand business problems
- Think critically about solutions
- Communicate with stakeholders
- Lead design decisions
- Direct and refine AI outputs
These skills are hard to automate. Roles that combine design + strategy are projected to GROW, not shrink.