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The kanban and note components blending into that warm blurred background instead of a flat panel is a nice touch, feels more native to macOS than most Figma-to-app kits. Is Coffee Order shipping as an actual Mac app, or is this staying a design system exploration for now?
It's already out for use. I'll send the link soon.
One of the best designs I’ve seen today. Really solid work 👏 Those blurred background components would feel incredibly native and slick if translated into Framer.
The attention to the small UI details here is excellent—specifically the inclusion of the 'Espresso UI' and 'Marriage' labels in the sidebar dropdown component. It’s a subtle touch, but it grounds the whole concept in the reality of a real person's daily routine rather than just...
this looks fantastic
Brilliant work on these macOS components! The UI looks beautifully native, crisp, and incredibly well-structured. Merging rich note-taking blocks, custom labels, and multi-AI provider settings into such a clean dark interface is pure satisfaction. Beautiful layout precision! 🚀🎨
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