Welcome to the 27th Issue of Design Vitamins 💊
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Five Finds of the week

1. SVG Doodle Icons (Try Now 🛠️)

2. Hue-plot - Explore Colors spaces and Gamuts (Play Now 🔗)

3. Product Video Examples (View Directory 🔗)

4. Counter-Print's Book on User Experience Design (Check it out 🔗)

5. Shots.so - Mockup Generator (Try Now 🔗)

Four Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. Canvas Design Trends for 2024 (View Guide 🔖)

2. Nikhil Kamath's video on WTF is ChatGPT? (View Video)

3. The State of Play in Spatial Computing (View Guide 📖)

4. Joseph Zhang's Interaction design Portfolio (View Portfolio 📜)

Three Things to Try this week

1. Bastarda - Digging BT Typeface (Check Now 🔗)

2. Superlist: A new To-Do Tool (Try Tool 🔗)

3. Lazy PDF - a Simple free PDF exporter for Figma (Check Now 🔗)

Two Videos to learn from

Every week, we'll picked out these two tutorials for you to learn and grow in the field of Digital Product Design.

#1: What is GenAI and how does it work from the Turing Lectures and the Royal Institution

#2: Opportunities in Al by Andrew Ng at Stanford

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Welcome to the 26th Issue of Design Vitamins 💊
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Five Finds of the week

1. Open Source Color System (Try Now 🛠️)

2. Photo Creator by Icons8 (Play Now 🔗)

3. Use Animations - Micro animations in Lottie Framework (View Directory 🔗)

4. UX Myths: Debunk common UX Myths to design better (Check it out 🔗)

5. Value Proposition Canvas on Figjam (Try Now 🔗)

Four Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. How to write good Alt Text (View Guide 🔖)

2. How Mode Analytics designs for both new & power users (View Video)

3. Async Design Critiques: Getting Feedback (View Guide 📖)

4. Tushar Gupta's Design Portfolio (View Portfolio 📜)

Three Things to Try this week

1. Sargam Icons (Check Now 🔗)

2. Supa Snapshot Figma Plugin (Try Tool 🔗)

3. A guide for working with design freelancers & studios (Check Now 🔗)

Two UI Breakdowns of the week

This week's chosen workflows are from "Apple Books":

1. Change Reading Settings

2. Sharing a Note/Highlight

Breakdown #1

Changing and customising layouts to read better is a in-depth experience on Apple Books. The choices though are found only if one has a keen eye and is interested in customising the reading experience.

See a quick audit below ⤵

Breakdown #2

Sharing is available only when the user actually digs a bit deeper. This makes the Books looks like a closed off platform and does not allow for quick sharing access. Unfortunately, customisation of share options is also limited to just stock apps.

See a quick audit below ⤵

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Welcome to the 25th Issue of Design Vitamins 💊
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Five Finds of the week

1. Translations for Figma (Try Now 🛠️)

2. Noise grid generator for Figma (Play Now 🔗)

3. Design for Planet Knowledge Hub (View Directory 🔗)

4. The 2022 Design Systems Survey Report (Check it out 🔗)

5. UX Research Canvas on Figjam (Try Now 🔗)

Four Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. UX for Lizard Brains (View Guide 🔖)

2. Building a landing page with Framer  (View Video)

3. Conversations with Robots: Voice, Smart Agents & the
   Case for Structured Content (View Guide 📖)

4. Lennart Overkamp's Design Portfolio  (View Portfolio 📜)

Three Things to Try this week

1. A thread on Rules of thumb that simplify decisions (Check Now 🔗)

2. Navigate for Figma & Figjam  (Try Tool 🔗)

3. Figma plugin to cutout objects from images (Check Now 🔗)

Two UI Breakdowns of the week

This week's chosen workflows are from "Apple's Books App":

1. Adding a note

2. Quickly jumping to a page using a slider.

Breakdown #1

The Books app lets users access different types of files, like pdfs and epubs, all in one place. It's a great app for reading and learning. Users can easily add notes as part of their learning process, and they're easy to find later.

See a quick audit below ⤵

Breakdown #2

Jumping to a specific page can be difficult, but the Books app makes it easier with two different methods. Users can use a slider or a search function. The slider is special because it helps users quickly find bookmarks and other important parts of the text in context.

See a quick audit below ⤵

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Welcome to the 24th Issue of Design Vitamins 💊
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Five Finds of the week

1. Figurative - Figma for ipad pro (Try Now 🛠️)

2. Fourteen High fidelity interactive prototypes in Figma (Play Now 🔗)

3. Color Safe - Create Accessible color pallettes (View 🔗)

4. Wanna this - 3D Illustrations for design projects (Check it out 🔗)

5. Jitter for Motion Design (Try Now 🔗)

Four Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. The Core Model: Designing Inside Out for Better Results (View Guide 🔖)

2. The Communication cost of Alignment (View Article 📺)

3. Day in a Life of a Designer Advocate (View Guide 📖)

4. Monika Michalczyk's playful website (View Portfolio 📜)

Three Things to Try this week

1. Business Thinking for Designers (Check Now 🔗)

2. Brandlist - resources for brand designers (Try Tool 🔗)

3. The Curator Economy Course to ace your learning & sharing (Check Now 🔗)

Two UI Breakdowns of the week

This week's chosen workflows are from screenshots/photos:

1. Browsing Amazon's Livestreams.

2. Buying a Product from a livestream

Breakdown #1

We recently discovered Amazon Live, which evokes memories of the infomercial heyday in the 2000s. Amazon has revitalized this concept by incorporating a fresh spin and seamless integration with its product offerings and checkout process.

See a quick audit below ⤵

Breakdown #2

Beneath each influencer's stream, showcased products are displayed for easy access, and a chat feature enables users to ask questions. Although interactions may be unpolished, the products can be accessed swiftly, allowing users to make purchases with a simple tap.

See a quick audit below ⤵

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Welcome to the 23rd Issue of Design Vitamins 💊
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Five Finds of the week

1. Propstar - Generate all instances for your components in figma (Try Now 🛠️)

2. Loading spinners for Figma (Play Now 🔗)

3. The 10 Principles of Product Discovery (View 🔗)

4. Nithin Kamath in Conversation with Kunal Shah (Check it out 🔗)

5. Easy Font Swap - Figma plugin to change a font in one click (Try Now 🔗)

Four Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. A short course on Visual Thinking (View Guide 🔖)

2. Accelerating GitHub theme creation with color tooling (View Article 📺)

3. The Workshop Survival guide (View Guide 📖)

4. Eric Jordan's Design Portfolio (View Portfolio 📜)

Three Things to Try this week

1. The history of Visual Basic by Retool (Check Now 🔗)

2. Batch styler Figma Plugin - change 12 colors styles in one shot (Try Tool 🔗)

3. UX Writing basics course (Check Now 🔗)

Two UI Breakdowns of the week

This week's chosen workflows are from screenshots/photos:

1. Copy pasting a text from photos

2. Opening a link via screenshot

Breakdown #1

Information is shared via slack quite regurarly. From time to time, we might need to just access the information quickly via the screenshot.

See a quick audit below of a screenshot via slack photos ⤵

Breakdown #2

Consider being able to click on links from a screenshot rather than from the text. This is now possible using screen recognition, but with some limitations.

See a quick audit below ⤵

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Welcome to the 22nd Issue of Design Vitamins 💊 ‌‌If you want to access the previous issues, you can check them out in this link.

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Five Finds of the week

1. UI Land - Discover Africa's top applications and breakdowns (Try Now 🛠️)

2. Every Chat Component you ever need (Play Now 🔗)

3. LabKit for Figma to create collaborative spaces (Play Now 🔗)

4. How to design Transistion patterns for Android (Check it out 🔗)

5. Include - Accessibility annotations Figma plugin by Ebay (Try Now 🔗)

Four Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. How to pick the least wrong color (View Guide 🔖)

2. How to write an effective GPT3 Prompt (View Article 📺)

3. Making $70,000 in one year with no-code templates (View Guide 📖)

4. Bruno Simon's Portfolio (View Portfolio 📜)

Three Things to Try this week

1. Tree.fm - listen to forests around the world. (Check Now 🔗)

2. Propstar - Figma plugin to generate all states & variants in a click (Try Tool 🔗)

3. Aiko - Free AI transcription tool for MacOS (Check Now 🔗)

Two UI Breakdowns of the week

This week's chosen workflows are from Spotify's Share screen:

1. Share screen of a single track to Instagram stories.

2. Spotify's edit story for instagram.

Breakdown #1

Sharing screen from spotify is very contextual. Users can choose to share a specfic track/album/playlist or could share lyrics of a particular track.

See a quick audit below of a share screen for instagram ⤵

Breakdown #2

When the user's choose to share via instagram, users have an simple option to change or edit backgrounds within spotify. Pretty smart move as it enables people to do better customisation between the two apps without the need for using a 3rd party.

See a quick audit below of a share edit screen for instagram ⤵

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Welcome to the 21st Issue of Design Vitamins 💊
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Five Finds of the week

1. Batch Styler Figma plugin (Try Now 🛠️)

2. Chart Figma plugin (Play Now 🔗)

3. Near Illustrations Pack (View 🔗)

4. Are you still using 3-Click rule in UX Design? (Read Now 🔗)

5. Loading spinners Figma file (Try Now 🔗)

Four Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. How ChatGPT helped me make a onboarding workflow (View Guide 🔖)

2. Thinking like a Platform (View Article 📺)

3. How to craft a problem statement? (View Guide 📖)

4. Ivo Mynttinen's Design Portfolio (View Portfolio 📜)

Three Things to Try this week

1. Information architecture is for everybody (Check Now 🔗)

2. Interactive Figma land - Figma plugin  (Try Now 🔗)

3. A non-designers guide to upgrading your Google Sheets (Check Now 🔗)

Two UI Breakdowns of the week

😄

Every week, we'll dissect an application/webapp and distill it down to two UI learnings we can take away from that app. 

This week's chosen Application is How we Feel

How We Feel is a free journal for your well-being created by scientists, designers, engineers, and psychologists. Over time, you will learn precise words to describe how you feel, spot trends and patterns, and practice simple strategies to regulate your emotions in healthy ways.

Try it today ⤵

Breakdown #1

The core workflow of this app is to log our emotions at any point during the day. The workflow is optimised for users to identify and articulate their emotions quickly, so users can learn to understand themselves better.

See a quick audit below ⤵

Breakdown #2

The 2nd core workflow of this app is to see a report of our emotions so we can understand our patterns over a period of time. The report and charts are pretty robust and allows us to deep dive into our patterns.

See a quick audit below ⤵

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Welcome to the 20th Issue of Design Vitamins 💊
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Five Finds of the week

1. Google Art Palette (Try Now 🛠️)

2. Icon maker by Raycast (Play Now 🔗)

3. Last year you said, next year - a piece by Linear (View 🔗)

4. Iconoir - Free icons for your next project (Check it out 🔗)

5. Wrap in a section - figma plugin to space out objects quickly (Try Now 🔗)

Four Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. How to create an engaging chatbot (View Guide 🔖)

2. Touch Keyboard benchmarks & guide (View Article 📺)

3. Building a UI Color Palette (View Guide 📖)

4. Roshnara Anwar's Design Portfolio (View Portfolio 📜)

Three Things to Try this week

1. Superblog.ai - Blogging alternative for wordpress (Check Now 🔗)

2. Mumu - Emoji picker for Mac (Try Tool 🔗)

3. Figwashi Tapes - Create a custom figjam tape (Check Now 🔗)

Two UI Breakdowns of an app

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Every week, we'll dissect an application/webapp and distill it down to two UI learnings we can take away from that app. 

This week's chosen Application is Horo Timer

Horo is a free pomodoro timer app which loads on the mac menu bar and uses a simple and speedy Natural Language interface. Type the time, hit Return, and go.

Breakdown #1

Productivity is the art of tracking what goes in, what comes out and what is measured. Measuring itself cannot be a task and Horo solves this easily and quickly by allowing users to start a timer to track with a project.

View more in context here ⤵

Breakdown #2

Tracking is a chore and next comes analysis. Analysis if done well can help people to understand how time is spent. This is useful for our users to use it various context like billing or tracking productive hours and more.

View more in context ⤵

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Welcome to the 19th Issue of Design Vitamins 💊
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Five AI Finds of the week

1. Notion AI -  ask AI to write, summarise and make it better (Try Now 🛠️)

2. Headlime - AI copywriter in your Figma (Play Now 🔗)

3. Galileo AI - generate UI screens with prompts (View 🔗)

4. Genius - AI Design Companion by Diagram (Check it out 🔗)

5. UI Zard - Go from sketches to wireframes in minutes with AI (Try Now 🔗)

Four AI Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. GPT 3 Guide by Build (View Guide 🔖)

2. Reid Hoffman interviews Sam Altman (View Video 📺)

3. Interactive tutorial to create art in Midjourney (View Guide 📖)

4. Generative AI - A creative new world by Sequioa (View Article 📜)

Three AI Things to Try this week

1. Poly - generate 3D assets in seconds with AI (Try Now 🔗)

2. Candy Icons - AI generated App Icons (Try Tool 🔗)

3. Fontjoy - Font Combinations with deep learning (Play Now 🔗)

Two UI Breakdowns of the week

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Every week, we'll dissect an application/webapp and distill it down to two UI learnings we can take away from that app. 

This week's chosen Application is Poly

Poly allows you to generate 3D design assets using AI and the keywords human beings apply. Poly simplified how users can interact with AI based prompts + visualise them side-by-side and offer options based on the text.

Checkout for yourself ⤵

Breakdown #1

AI platforms are text first and visual later.
By providing a split interface, Poly simplified how users can interact with AI based prompts + visualise them side-by-side and offer options based on the text.

In this screen below, Poly does not assume that the prompt is definite and offers image options based on the text written in the "Enhance Texture" step.

See the breakdown in step 1 & step 2 of visualising a texture ⤵

Breakdown #2

With AI, the image could look, "computer-generated" or too flat. However, by providing the options to simulate light, shadow, quality and more. Once a texture is created, it can be further enhanced so it match real life simulation.

See breakdown of enhancing the texture and simulating them⤵

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Welcome to the 18th Issue of Design Vitamins 💊
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Five Finds of the week

1. Animation basics tutorial by Figma (Try Now 🛠️)

2. Shaper - a figma plugin for common shapes (Play Now 🔗)

3. The Rapture landing page UI Kit (View 🔗)

4. Random Ice Breakers - Figma plugin (Check it out 🔗)

5. Pika Icon Library (Try Now 🔗)

Four Things to Read, See and Hear this week

1. Nail responsive design with these 10 Key points (View Guide 🔖)

2. How Spotify Designed a New Homepage Experience (View Article 📺)

3. Making the case to your leadership team on your design (View Guide 📖)

4. Clemens Morris Design Portfolio (View Portfolio 📜)

Three Things to Try this week

1. Workspaces.xyz - work desk inspiration (Check Now 🔗)

2. Fix Pinch bug for Figma on Macbook with this handy tool (Try Tool 🔗)

3. Caption - Mac app for finding the right subtitles (Check Now 🔗)

Two UI Breakdowns of the week

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Every week, we'll dissect an application/webapp and distill it down to two UI learnings we can take away from that app. 

This week's chosen Application is Codepoint

Codepoint is a free indie mac-app that helps you find that unicode characters or glyphs, emojis quickly. All characters are neatly categorised and you can export them as symbols, string, hexadecimals, etc all these one tidy app.

Breakdown #1

The point of any application is to help users with a need. The need the app solves is to help people who focus on making pixel products or write code access glyphs. Finding glyphs is confusing on the internet. Codepoint solves this by providing actions like copy paste, etc in one single place.

🧠 This app is a great example of how needs can be met & visualised in a simple and efficient manner.

See how the app meets needs in just one breakdown ⤵

Breakdown #2

Learning about a glyph allows users to utilise a Glyph better in any context. Codepoint shows the glyph height with clear indicators. Quick actions are also shown so users can copy paste on the phone too.

🧠 These visual indicators show how well the product understands its users and their need to learn deeper of the Glyphs.

See how it works on the phone too ⤵

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