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map[email:yo@ramiroruiz.com name:Ramiro Ruiz]
I’m a designer and serial challenge taker with over 13 years of experience in brand and product design, as a happily curious person I’m always looking to learn or find new ways to improve things.
One of my greatest strengths is my desire to learn and discover new things. I’ve always been naturally curious, and this curiosity drives me to seek out new knowledge and experiences. Whether it’s learning a new skill, researching a topic that interests me, or just trying something new, I love the process of learning and discovery.
There’s been a lot of hype in AI recently with so many new tools launching. AI has come a long way, and it’s only going to continue to evolve and improve. As a result, it’s natural to feel a little intimidated or even afraid of what the future holds. But instead of being scared of AI, we should embrace it and use it to make our work easier.
Eugene
added this button interaction to my portfolio
(Stole or got the inspiration somewhere)
These are the kind of things I love in personal websites 👏
Looks amazing!
Generative UI is getting hyped as the future of software and it’s starting to feel like “voice will kill screens” all over again.
If every user sees a different interface:
People actually like standards. You learn one app and carry that muscle memory to the next. That’s not a limitation, that’s how humans work.
There’s also an assumption that users know exactly what they need and can articulate it clearly. We know that’s not true.
The sweet spot is probably 80% well-designed UI for everyday tasks, 20% AI for the long tail.
But that’s not the future of software.
That’s a good feature.
Sebastian De Deyne
Using Codex 80% of the time but for some reason Claude has *way* better taste making UI decisions
In my experience, gemini has better UI instincts. That’s when I switch to cursor to make gemini do a UI pass for quick things. Instead of keep correcting Claude for UI changes.
Orman Clark
things designers never want to hear:
i think
quick call?
interesting
make it pop
nice direction
i did it in word
it's getting there
needs more zing
is this the wireframe?
it's lacking something
make the logo bigger
i'll know it when I see it
my nephew has photoshop
what else?
I just asked Claude to add some “design”
Fabrizio Rinaldi
I built my dream Markdown editor for Mac.
→ Introducing Cogito (pronounced koh-gee-toh).
It started out of frustration: Obsidian is powerful but overwhelming. iA Writer is beautiful but feels built for a different era.
Nothing felt right for how I actually write and work now: plain files, lots of folders, agents and scripts editing alongside me.
I wanted both: native and beautiful, powerful and calm.
So I finally built it.
It's fast, keyboard-first, polished, truly native. A Mac app built with power users and developers in mind.
This is my love letter to writing and Mac apps.
I use it for all my writing now.
Free while in beta ✌️
Love people building their own version of heavy used apps. This one looks very similar to @BearNotesApp wondering if you try it or what differences it has.
