Dave-O | Product Designer retweeted
Soo, I designed the website for BDC, a design community all about growth and getting better at the craft.
It's now liveee, and you can check it out below🤭
Dave-O | Product Designer retweeted
100 RTs and I’ll host a webinar on how to land a higher paying role in a new industry using the experience you already have.
I’ll also share a resource to help you tailor your CV and applications.
I'll be redesigning the landing page of my current workplace.
But I didn't start with Figma.
I started with a conversation with our Product owner.
We talked about the business goal, target audience, what we want visitors to do, features vs. outcomes, how to show the product in
use, case studies, and what success should look like.
The biggest takeaway:
The website shouldn't be a billboard for the product.
It needs to tell a story.
I'll be documenting the redesign process here.
Dave-O | Product Designer retweeted
Hi guys! 👋
I’m currently looking for my next opportunity as a Product Designer.
If you’re hiring or have any leads, I’d love to hear from you! Feel free to reach out.
And if you could RT, I’d really appreciate it. ✨
ayothekreator.design
A small conversation with a friend about his football-themed wedding somehow turned into me designing and building a whole wedding website.
Here’s how it happened 🧵
Once I understood the basics, I started building.
I used Antigravity IDE and, instead of trying to build the entire website at once, I went section by section based on my Figma design.
That made it much easier to spot and fix issues along the way.
And that's basically how a random conversation about a football-themed wedding turned into a full design + development project.
It was genuinely a fun learning experience.
You can see the final website here:
inn-air-star-2026.vercel.app…
AI turned everyone into a sole innovator.
You can prompt your way through architecture, copy, and code in hours. But there’s a catch: AI rarely challenges your bad assumptions it usually just optimizes them. 🧵
With open-source season (Hacktoberfest) coming up in October, don't stay in a silo. A public contribution tells a much stronger story to teams than an isolated portfolio case study.













