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If you’re a designer who also thinks like a builder you’ve got an edge. Not because you’re the best in Figma. But because you’re: – flexible with tools – open to experimenting – fast at turning ideas into reality That mindset creates leverage, it’s about being adaptable.

Clients don’t hire you for “good design.” They hire you to reduce doubt, make decisions easier, and move faster with confidence. Pixels are secondary. Clarity, speed, and trust are the real deliverables.

It’s been a minute since GSAP went free. Curious how it’s holding up in real production work. Is it part of your stack?

What’s the hardest skill for designers to learn but the most valuable? Drop yours 👇

Most teams ship features. Few actually know if they work. "Users clicked it" isn’t impact. "PM liked it" isn’t success. Here’s a smarter, practical way to evaluate features, what to track, what it tells you, and what not to overreact to: 🧵

Sick for two weeks, only day 3 in Croatia. Still hoping to enjoy this trip soon 🤞

New landing page design I’ve been working on for an ID verification platform. What would you improve?

Today is Children’s Day in Poland. Since I became a parent, it hits different. But let’s not forget to keep that inner child alive. The curiosity. The silliness. The joy. Let it stay with you. Always.

Finally some good progress on client collaboration

Old cover art experiment, some covers don’t need a title.

This might be interesting, need to find a moment to refresh my contra profile.

Most finance tools feel like spreadsheets. This one feels like a buddy. Prepare for a pitch deck.

When your landing page feels like a living system. Light motion, grounded copy, no chaos.

Really need to find more time to explore some concepts. In the next few days, I’ll post some of my old cover arts from when I was a cover artist, and try recreating them with AI. Could be an interesting experiment!

What’s the hardest skill for designers to learn but the most valuable? Drop yours 👇

It’s been a minute since GSAP went free. Curious how it’s holding up in real production work. Is it part of your stack?

Clients don’t hire you for “good design.” They hire you to reduce doubt, make decisions easier, and move faster with confidence. Pixels are secondary. Clarity, speed, and trust are the real deliverables.

If you’re a designer who also thinks like a builder you’ve got an edge. Not because you’re the best in Figma. But because you’re: – flexible with tools – open to experimenting – fast at turning ideas into reality That mindset creates leverage, it’s about being adaptable.

Not only ui and ux but also other design forms!

Most finance tools feel like spreadsheets. This one feels like a buddy. Prepare for a pitch deck.

Seems like more people are starting to say “X” instead of “Twitter.” Did the name finally land? I’m still stuck on the old one tbh.

New landing page design I’ve been working on for an ID verification platform. What would you improve?

If you’re a designer, founder, or no-code builder, these 6 new Figma tools will change how you work. Quick breakdown from Config 2025 🧵

Your personal brand isn’t what you post. It’s what people say when you’re not in the room. Design it with intention — or it designs itself.

Most teams ship features. Few actually know if they work. "Users clicked it" isn’t impact. "PM liked it" isn’t success. Here’s a smarter, practical way to evaluate features, what to track, what it tells you, and what not to overreact to: 🧵

Today is Children’s Day in Poland. Since I became a parent, it hits different. But let’s not forget to keep that inner child alive. The curiosity. The silliness. The joy. Let it stay with you. Always.

I want to move better. Not chasing trends. Just getting clearer on what matters and cutting the rest. The next chapter won’t be louder. It’ll be real. I’ve built a system that feels right. Curious to see where it takes me.

Old cover art experiment, some covers don’t need a title.