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This time, I designed two hero section concepts for an AI-powered logistics platform.
The goal was to explore different presentation styles:
• Version 1 — A scenic background for stronger visual storytelling.
• Version 2 — A clean, minimal interface that keeps the focus on the product.
I'm constantly learning, experimenting, and refining my design process with every project I build.
Which version would you pick for a real product launch simple or cool ?
I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts.
#UIDesign #LandingPage #Figma #WebDesign #ProductDesign
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Founders are building products faster than ever with tools like v0, Galileo, and Lovable.
They're great at generating UI.
But as soon as a product grows beyond a few screens, the real design challenges begin.
This carousel covers a few places where AI-generated interfaces often fall short and where product design creates the most value.
Swipe through, and let me know if you've run into any of these while building or designing a product.
Hype, hype and hype... It's the first page of the notebook that I write in tells me.
I was building automated workflows around Signalwatch, and it got me thinking about all the hype.
Hype around just one piece of the puzzle, LLMs. They just predict the next word while generating... No magic.The better they are trained, the better the output. Super helpful in a lot of contexts...
Tool calling. Helpful, but if LangChain and RAG + LLMs, for example, are not included where appropriate, ta ta, bye bye.
Automation. Someone bringing me a glass of water, for example, isn't something to be automated or waste resources or tokens on...
This brings me back to structural understanding, especially python + machine learning basics where you train a model based on a small piece of dataset you download from hugging face, for example... a lot becomes clear here
