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UI Design for Engineers(uidesignforengineers.com)
1 points by krm01 3y ago|1 comments
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by krm01 3y ago
If you’re in an early stage and need a quick logo, check out thi hassle-free and fast logo generator: https://amee.la Gives you a quick mark so you can keep focussing on building something people want.
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Ask HN: What Happened to Facebook Gifts?
6 points by krm01 3y ago|1 comments
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by krm01 3y ago
This is the best answer. Just create momentum. Build something in 60min. Launch it. And start to identify the problems along the way. In thise problems is most likely an opportunity bigger than the initial problem.
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by krm01 3y ago
> The primary goal should be to allow users to interface with the machine in a way that allows maximal understanding with minimal cognitive load. If you use your phone, is your primary goal to interface with it in a way that allows maxim
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by krm01 3y ago
Are you launching something/or looking to join startups?
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by krm01 3y ago
I second this. Don’t think about the tech or what yiu can do with your skills. Obsess about the problem.
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by krm01 3y ago
The article fails to grasp the essence of what UI is actually about. I agree that AI is adding a new layer to UI and UX design. In our work [1] we have seen an increase in AI projects or features the last 12 months (for obvious reasons). Ho
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by krm01 3y ago
I think with some very basic UI/UX tweaks this can very quickly look, feel and perform 10X better. I applaud your efforts and if you need help. Just ask (details in bio). Happy to lend a helping hand or give you a few quick wins. Congr
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Show HN: I made a free, insanely fast, AI inspired logo creator(amee.la)
2 points by krm01 3y ago|3 comments
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by krm01 3y ago
wait. so if you are hacked, then the government has a free pass to hack you as well? Why do all the reasons that come to mind right now fit in the 'bad idea' bucket...?
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by krm01 3y ago
One of the biggest beliefs I keep struggling with is the need to be perfect. I've been jamming away for many many weekends on a side project that literally was done. I just kept adding tiny tweaks left and right, until I literally just
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Show HN: I made a free, insanely fast, AI inspired logo maker(amee.la)
5 points by krm01 3y ago|2 comments
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by krm01 3y ago
From experience what ends up happening sometimes, and the reason why I asked, is that pushing some tasks down for too long you end up working on them too late. Causing more problems later.
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by krm01 3y ago
Does anyone who recognizes himself in the persona of the article have any insights into handling long todo lists. I understand the idea if listing one task, but you inevitably have a list of dozens of stuff. So even if you make a seperate l
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by krm01 3y ago
At least you noe have a option with keyboard shortcuts to open in a new tab if you choose to do so. If you don’t want that, you can open it in the same tab. Better UX IMHO
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by krm01 3y ago
There's a noteworthy pattern I've observed over the last 24 months. I founded a design subscription service for startups [1]. Many founders are increasingly tapping into subscription based services, whether that’s for design, deve
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Ask HN: What are your fav Podcast Shows?
7 points by krm01 3y ago|2 comments
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Teletext(fairpixelsco.medium.com)
2 points by krm01 3y ago|0 comments
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Teletext: When Less Was More(fairpixelsco.medium.com)
4 points by krm01 3y ago|0 comments
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by krm01 3y ago
Just thinking about Teletext and its limitations got me so inspired, I just wrote some thoughts about why it's so amazing and how it should be a source of inspiration for product design in general: https://fairpixelsco.medi
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by krm01 3y ago
I use it on my iPhone. It has a HN vibe. In a few seconds, no pictures, I get the main headlines. I've also noticed that the folks that write the Teletext headlines do so much more concise. They have limited characters, and need to get
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by krm01 3y ago
Not fully on topic but man do I still love (and use) Teletext on a daily basis. There are many things we (designers) can learn from it. The more stuff you can display the more you have to resist the temptation to do so. Early tech radically
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Icons Are Having a Dilemma(fairpixelsco.medium.com)
2 points by krm01 3y ago|0 comments
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Why Your Fancy Icons Are Failing: A Call for Meaningful Design(fairpixelsco.medium.com)
2 points by krm01 3y ago|0 comments
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by krm01 3y ago
I’ve designed many interfaces. Icons and use of icons is a difficult story. It used to be simpler, because many of the operations the icons would represent were digitized actions that previously had a physical component. For example: save w
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Open, by Design(openby.design)
2 points by krm01 3y ago|0 comments
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by krm01 3y ago
I wonder if something like a locally run LLM would be a 10X better (and viable) solution? You could frankly use a chatGPT like UI to have even the illiterate part of the community converse and learn about any topic with tts and stt.
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Ask HN: Ask HN: How do you structure your code
8 points by krm01 4y ago|10 comments
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Ask HN: How did you improve your sleep quality?
6 points by krm01 4y ago|4 comments

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