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Design Engineering Tip Make hover interactions respond to where the cursor actually comes from. Instead of revealing content with the same animation every time, detect the cursor entry direction and move the image + content accordingly. It makes a simple card feel much more spatial and responsive. const direction... show more

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Design Engineering Tip: Don’t move objects at a constant shape. As speed increases, stretch them in the direction of travel. The faster they move, the more they deform. Combined with easing and subtle motion blur, even simple animations can feel significantly more dynamic. const x = useMotionValue(0) const v = useVelocity(x) const scaleX = useTransform(v, [-1200, 0, 1200], [1.8, 1, 1.8]) const blur = useTransform(v, [-1200, 0, 1200], [3, 0, 3]) `blur(${b}px)`), }} />

Gabriel

89,615 views • 3 months ago

Since Opus 4.8 is out and more and more designers are getting into Design Engineering, I thought I’d share some of the interaction patterns I use most often: Use proximity, not just hover. When the cursor gets close, nearby elements can subtly scale and darken based on distance. It makes interfaces feel more responsive, less binary, and way more alive onpointermove = e => document.querySelectorAll(".dock>*").forEach(el => { const r = el.getBoundingClientRect(); const t = Math.max(0, 1 - Math.abs(e.clientX - r.x - r.width/2) / 120); el. style.scale = 1 + t * .5; });

Since Opus 4.8 is out and more and more designers are getting into Design Engineering, I thought I’d share some of the interaction patterns I use most often: Use proximity, not just hover. When the cursor gets close, nearby elements can subtly scale and darken based on distance. It makes interfaces feel more responsive, less binary, and way more alive onpointermove = e => document.querySelectorAll(".dock>").forEach(el => { const r = el.getBoundingClientRect(); const t = Math.max(0, 1 - Math.abs(e.clientX - r.x - r.width/2) / 120); el. style.scale = 1 + t .5; });

Gabriel

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I found 9 sites that generate Design Markdown files for your AI builds ! here are the links: - - - - - - - - They help turn your visual direction into an actual design system your coding agent can follow. typography, colors, spacing, radius, shadows, components, states and responsive behaviour. before you build any screen, pick a visual direction and generate the design .md file aligned with your product mechanics and outcome goals add it to Claude Code or Cursor, then use /design to describe what should stay consistent across every screen this gives the agent actual constraints instead of asking it to “make the UI look premium” and hoping for a good output you'll ship much cleaner product ideations at lightning fast speed ! ( this and a folder of 5-6 visual references are the first things we prepare before starting a client build )

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New synergy between Top Quest and Rod of Ages: When you finish stacking Rod, you do not just get a Level Up, you actually get XP equal to the full level. The XP you get from the Rod Level gets multiplied by the Top Quest bonus XP gain. Makes it much easier to hit Level 20!

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Tony Chau

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The Y-chromosome bottleneck around 5,000–6,000 years ago, during which 19 out of 20 male lineages went extinct on a global scale, coincides with the desertification of the Sahara and the Solovki geomagnetic excursion. The mainstream explanation that there was somehow a “First World Caveman War” makes little sense. What makes more sense is the possibility of a developed civilization that knew about the event and chose to save more females and fewer males, simply because the survivors could repopulate the planet more easily, as one male can have children with multiple females at once. That would actually be a very practical tactic during a global crisis event. The story of Noah also mirrors the Y-chromosome bottleneck, as Noah and his three sons passed on a limited number of paternal lineages, while Noah’s wife and the wives of his sons passed on multiple maternal lineages. In my opinion, this event may be connected to the story of Noah’s Flood.

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11,229 views • 27 days ago

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Manish Kumar Shah

27,680 views • 6 months ago

THIS CURLY CUTIE TURNS SIMPLE LIFESTYLE CLIPS INTO $12,800/MONTH. Curly hair. Warm sunlight. A quiet ride. Simple outfit. No crazy location, no dramatic storyline, no complicated edit. She is just sitting there, looking around, letting the moment feel natural and somehow that is exactly what makes the clip work. The internet is overloaded with AI girls trying to look perfect. Perfect apartment. Perfect lighting. Perfect pose. Perfect everything. This one does the opposite. It feels like a tiny piece of someone's everyday life, which makes the viewer wonder what happens outside the frame. Where is she going? Who is she with? Why does this feel like a real moment? That curiosity is enough to keep the watch going. The creator behind the page turns that simplicity into a repeatable format: 3–4 short lifestyle clips per day across TikTok, Instagram and X, with different locations, outfits and everyday situations but the same recognizable character. The traffic then moves into a paid layer with subscriptions around $11.99–$17.99/month, plus premium content, tips and custom requests. The numbers stack up quickly: around 610 paying subscribers at an average of $13.50 brings in roughly $8,235/month, with another $4,565 coming from premium drops, tips and custom content. Total: $12,800/month. And that's the interesting part. She isn't doing anything extraordinary. She's just consistently interesting enough to make people stop. The curls get the first look. The lifestyle setting makes it believable. The character keeps people coming back. That's the real AI creator formula: Make the face recognizable. Make the lifestyle desirable. Make the content simple enough to repeat. One girl. One camera angle. Hundreds of everyday moments. And suddenly a simple lifestyle clip becomes a $12.8K/month content machine.

THIS CURLY CUTIE TURNS SIMPLE LIFESTYLE CLIPS INTO $12,800/MONTH. Curly hair. Warm sunlight. A quiet ride. Simple outfit. No crazy location, no dramatic storyline, no complicated edit. She is just sitting there, looking around, letting the moment feel natural and somehow that is exactly what makes the clip work. The internet is overloaded with AI girls trying to look perfect. Perfect apartment. Perfect lighting. Perfect pose. Perfect everything. This one does the opposite. It feels like a tiny piece of someone's everyday life, which makes the viewer wonder what happens outside the frame. Where is she going? Who is she with? Why does this feel like a real moment? That curiosity is enough to keep the watch going. The creator behind the page turns that simplicity into a repeatable format: 3–4 short lifestyle clips per day across TikTok, Instagram and X, with different locations, outfits and everyday situations but the same recognizable character. The traffic then moves into a paid layer with subscriptions around $11.99–$17.99/month, plus premium content, tips and custom requests. The numbers stack up quickly: around 610 paying subscribers at an average of $13.50 brings in roughly $8,235/month, with another $4,565 coming from premium drops, tips and custom content. Total: $12,800/month. And that's the interesting part. She isn't doing anything extraordinary. She's just consistently interesting enough to make people stop. The curls get the first look. The lifestyle setting makes it believable. The character keeps people coming back. That's the real AI creator formula: Make the face recognizable. Make the lifestyle desirable. Make the content simple enough to repeat. One girl. One camera angle. Hundreds of everyday moments. And suddenly a simple lifestyle clip becomes a $12.8K/month content machine.

Rimi

114,974 views • 20 days ago

How can this be a coincidence? The biblical flood wiped out the giants, and the Mesoamerican flood story describes the extinction of a giant race as well. This becomes more than just a myth; it becomes reality and is connected to the geophysical cyclical event. This flood occurred 6,000 years ago during the desertification of the Sahara, the Solovki geomagnetic excursion, and the Y-chromosome bottleneck, where 19 out of 20 male lineages went extinct. This bottleneck was not local but global; it occurred in Europe, Africa, Asia, and America.

How can this be a coincidence? The biblical flood wiped out the giants, and the Mesoamerican flood story describes the extinction of a giant race as well. This becomes more than just a myth; it becomes reality and is connected to the geophysical cyclical event. This flood occurred 6,000 years ago during the desertification of the Sahara, the Solovki geomagnetic excursion, and the Y-chromosome bottleneck, where 19 out of 20 male lineages went extinct. This bottleneck was not local but global; it occurred in Europe, Africa, Asia, and America.

Open Minded Approach

35,802 views • 6 months ago

How can this be a coincidence? Biblical flood to get rid of the giants, and the Mesoamerican Aztec giant flood that also caused the extinction of the giant race? This becomes more than just a myth; it becomes reality and is connected to the geophysical cyclical event. This flood occurred 6,000 years ago during the desertification of the Sahara, the Solovki geomagnetic excursion, and the Y-chromosome bottleneck, where 19 out of 20 male lineages went extinct. This bottleneck was not local but global; it occurred in Europe, Africa, Asia, and America. This is science-based and story-based evidence confirming the extinction event. We are close to another such event with the ongoing geomagnetic excursion, and the elites are becoming reckless…

How can this be a coincidence? Biblical flood to get rid of the giants, and the Mesoamerican Aztec giant flood that also caused the extinction of the giant race? This becomes more than just a myth; it becomes reality and is connected to the geophysical cyclical event. This flood occurred 6,000 years ago during the desertification of the Sahara, the Solovki geomagnetic excursion, and the Y-chromosome bottleneck, where 19 out of 20 male lineages went extinct. This bottleneck was not local but global; it occurred in Europe, Africa, Asia, and America. This is science-based and story-based evidence confirming the extinction event. We are close to another such event with the ongoing geomagnetic excursion, and the elites are becoming reckless…

Open Minded Approach

307,142 views • 8 months ago

How can this be a coincidence? Biblical flood to get rid of the giants, and the Mesoamerican Aztec giant flood that also caused the extinction of the giant race? This becomes more than just a myth; it becomes reality and is connected to the geophysical cyclical event. This flood occurred 6,000 years ago during the desertification of the Sahara, the Solovki geomagnetic excursion, and the Y-chromosome bottleneck, where 19 out of 20 male lineages went extinct. This bottleneck was not local but global; it occurred in Europe, Africa, Asia, and America. This is science-based and story-based evidence confirming the extinction event. We are close to another such event with the ongoing geomagnetic excursion, and the elites are becoming reckless…

How can this be a coincidence? Biblical flood to get rid of the giants, and the Mesoamerican Aztec giant flood that also caused the extinction of the giant race? This becomes more than just a myth; it becomes reality and is connected to the geophysical cyclical event. This flood occurred 6,000 years ago during the desertification of the Sahara, the Solovki geomagnetic excursion, and the Y-chromosome bottleneck, where 19 out of 20 male lineages went extinct. This bottleneck was not local but global; it occurred in Europe, Africa, Asia, and America. This is science-based and story-based evidence confirming the extinction event. We are close to another such event with the ongoing geomagnetic excursion, and the elites are becoming reckless…

Open Minded Approach

236,386 views • 7 months ago

Dear X Design Who thought replacing the native Android gallery with the Google Photos media picker was a good idea? 🤦‍♂️ On Galaxy phones, I expect the app to open Samsung Gallery, not Google Photos. Now I have to: ❌ Dig through folders every time ❌ Re-select the same folder for every new attachment ❌ Spend more time finding photos than actually posting This is a massive UX downgrade. Android isn't one-size-fits-all. Respect OEM gallery apps and use the native media picker instead. Samsung Members gets this right. I've attached a video showing the difference. Agree? Repost so the X team sees this. 👇🏻

Dear X Design Who thought replacing the native Android gallery with the Google Photos media picker was a good idea? 🤦‍♂️ On Galaxy phones, I expect the app to open Samsung Gallery, not Google Photos. Now I have to: ❌ Dig through folders every time ❌ Re-select the same folder for every new attachment ❌ Spend more time finding photos than actually posting This is a massive UX downgrade. Android isn't one-size-fits-all. Respect OEM gallery apps and use the native media picker instead. Samsung Members gets this right. I've attached a video showing the difference. Agree? Repost so the X team sees this. 👇🏻

S M A Sithick

19,354 views • 2 months ago

Contact in the desert was the biggest ever this year and so was the sky watch. We witnessed dozens of orbs. With 5 minutes left before the hotel turned the lights on, I told more than a 1000k people present why pointing my laser in a certain direction that the phenomenon may give us a grand Finale and it may be an orb with wings. Within seconds a glowing orb with wings appeared and flew past the crowd. No it’s not a bird if you If you want to learn something about the phenomenon and 20 years of research with scientists and not speculation , join us on one of our adventures you will never be the same. We have this on several cameras from full spectrum to cell phones to Two types of night vision. Also scientists from NASA and Lockheed the NSA and The CIA were standing next to me during the filming of this orb and has witnessed this many times.

Contact in the desert was the biggest ever this year and so was the sky watch. We witnessed dozens of orbs. With 5 minutes left before the hotel turned the lights on, I told more than a 1000k people present why pointing my laser in a certain direction that the phenomenon may give us a grand Finale and it may be an orb with wings. Within seconds a glowing orb with wings appeared and flew past the crowd. No it’s not a bird if you If you want to learn something about the phenomenon and 20 years of research with scientists and not speculation , join us on one of our adventures you will never be the same. We have this on several cameras from full spectrum to cell phones to Two types of night vision. Also scientists from NASA and Lockheed the NSA and The CIA were standing next to me during the filming of this orb and has witnessed this many times.

Chris Bledsoe

121,743 views • 3 months ago

Step 1 : input your char reference, poster and your product into GPT Image 2 and then put the prompt : Use the woman on image 1 as the main subject. create a vertical poster ad inspired by the reference poster style. show the image 1 woman holding the kimchi jar with her left hand, while the right hand eating kimchi to her mouth. with framing wide lens, low angle from the reference poster. This step is where you lock the visual direction. Step 2 : take the generated image into Seedance 2.0 and convert it into motion. Set it to 1080p if your design includes a lot of typography, this helps preserve text clarity. You can also strengthen your prompt by adding keywords like: “dynamic motion design commercial advertisement” to push the result closer to a polished ad style. Important note : If your design contains heavy typography, expect some inconsistencies in text rendering. The best approach is to generate multiple variations and select the cleanest result. For this sample, I generated it 4 times before landing on the final version.

Step 1 : input your char reference, poster and your product into GPT Image 2 and then put the prompt : Use the woman on image 1 as the main subject. create a vertical poster ad inspired by the reference poster style. show the image 1 woman holding the kimchi jar with her left hand, while the right hand eating kimchi to her mouth. with framing wide lens, low angle from the reference poster. This step is where you lock the visual direction. Step 2 : take the generated image into Seedance 2.0 and convert it into motion. Set it to 1080p if your design includes a lot of typography, this helps preserve text clarity. You can also strengthen your prompt by adding keywords like: “dynamic motion design commercial advertisement” to push the result closer to a polished ad style. Important note : If your design contains heavy typography, expect some inconsistencies in text rendering. The best approach is to generate multiple variations and select the cleanest result. For this sample, I generated it 4 times before landing on the final version.

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11,413 views • 5 months ago