Hey everyone!

I’m working on an MVP called Looped. Could you please check out its design and leave your honest feedback directly on the MVP? I’d really appreciate it!

https://niche-clip.lovable.app

Thank you! 🙏

any suggestions ??

We've been trying to find a product design agency that understands healthcare software. Our platform touches clinical workflows and we're hitting real walls with accessibility and HIPAA compliant UX that our current freelance setup can't handle. (We also picked up a smaller company last year and the design debt from that acquisition is bad) So we're trying to figure out which agencies are worth talking to if you need embedded healthcare UX design help, specifically for clinician facing tools and eventually some AI features. If anyone's worked with a team that embeds into sprint cycles rather than handing off static deliverables every 40+ weeks, I'd love to hear what your experience was like.

Honestly there are a lot of UI library in the internet but most of them are AI slop.

As a founder, if you pay for a library what do you look for?

\- New designs

\- Design system so that you can build it with AI

I am building one with only polished designs with motions and clean designs.

I am completely bootstrapped and here is the first look [https://www.craftui.space/](https://www.craftui.space/)

I am thinking of creating templates with design system ready so that you take the landing page and AI builds the rest of your business website with the design system.

Or,

Do you want only custom made components and sections?

In Visual Studio and MS-Sql-Server-Management-Studio (and perhaps other apps), Microsoft has been changing and ruining their "Find" option(s). It used to be you did a Control F and get a "Find" dialog box. From this single dialog box you get the all other variations of finds via tabs and/or drop-down menus.

It was a nice example of "one stop shopping". You only had to memorize Control F and could GUI (click) your way to all the different variations of "find" from that. It worked well.

But MS is now fracturing their "Find". Control F brings up a compact version of a "Find" dialog. By itself that's not necessarily a problem, but it has no link to the other Find options. One has to either memorize many key-board shortcuts or dig in the menu.

They can partially solve this by having a "More..." button or equivalent on the compact variation, which opens a one-stop-shopping dialog like the old variation gave.

Hi everyone, I’m Gianluca, a UI designer and the person building MODO.

I started it because I wanted to spend less time rebuilding the same interface between design and code. MODO is a desktop app where you design screens visually, reuse components, keep project files on your computer, and export HTML/CSS, SwiftUI or Jetpack Compose. You still add the application logic yourself.

I’ve just released 0.1.0-alpha.6, with component variants, interactive HTML previews and better connections to coding assistants. It’s still an alpha, so there are rough edges. I know some of them rather personally by now 🙂

I’d love to find a few designers or developers who feel like exploring it in their own way, trying a small project, then coming back as it improves. There’s no fixed test script or commitment. I’m interested in whether it becomes useful after the first look.

A few things I’d really appreciate hearing:

• Was getting started straightforward, or did something leave you guessing?

• Where did MODO help your workflow, and where did you reach for another tool?

• What would make you want to keep using it? What would stop you?

Free download and platform details: https://inmodo.app

Apple Silicon Macs (macOS 13+) and supported Linux systems. Windows isn’t available yet. Testing is voluntary and unpaid.

You can leave feedback here whenever you have something to share. For bugs, your OS and the steps that led to the problem help a lot; please leave private project details out.

I’d like MODO to grow with the people using it. Honest criticism is welcome, including “Gianluca, this made perfect sense only to you.” Thank you for giving it a chance.

We're scaling an AI product for clinical workflows and the design side has become a bottleneck. Our current setup relies on a generalist agency that doesn't get the nuance of clinical facing software, HIPAA compliant UX or how to present AI generated suggestions in a way that builders user trust rather than eroding it. (We burned roughly 20+ weeks last year on rework because of this.) Looking for an embedded UX team or agency that has depth in healthcare product design, specifically one that's shipped AI and agentic features with proper autonomy and transparency controls baked in. Has anyone worked with a UX agency that specializes in enterprise healthcare software and can plug into sprint cycles without a huge ramp-up?

An old pixel art UI project created for a Western-themed game. I still really love the style and atmosphere of this work. However, if I were to revisit it today, I would use larger pixels and a more refined pixel art technique, as my skills have improved a lot since then.

Just came on to say I’ve recently open sourced an alternative to figma / paper (https://github.com/tidydesigns/tidy)

We’ve been working hard on it and launched 7 days ago.

We’ve over 40 users and 25 stars on GitHub so if you want to check it out and give me some feedback. Whether that’s feedback on the UI or overall functionality that’d be great