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In the coming weeks I’ll be sharing what I’ve learnt so far in terms of tips, experience, resources, tutorials and so much more.
I’m so psyched up 🥳 to start this journey of giving back to community
#ui #appdesign #uidesign #uxdesign @ozenua_uiux @raheemat_atata
Quality of life updates ✨
- Added off-grid option
- Added Generator source (you'll also be able to track how much you spend on gas later)
- Improved Unit-to-Amount calculation (currently on Band C btw 👀)
- You can now toggle between Units left and Percentage charged
A while back @RaheemSalam7 showed me this and got me curious about what Rive can do, so I tried it on a Corolla.
A live 3D car that wakes up, blinks when you lock and unlock it, frosted glass and a real map. All one Rive file, made with the Rive CLI.
BMW invested in Rive for 3 reasons: faster time to market, lower cost, and higher-quality experiences.
I built this unofficial demo with the Rive CLI in 24 hours. The same experience runs natively on a car GPU, a phone, a kiosk, a console, and of course the web: rive-vehicle-interface-i8bka…
How it works: the car is a real 3D model drawn live by a @rive_app script and shader, like the BMW demo. Built with Claude Code and the Rive CLI.
Corolla 3D model by ksourihamza47 on BlenderKit. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors. Unofficial, not affiliated with Toyota Abeg o 😅
The quality of information you can get through the app is really interesting. Including with when likely you’ll run out of units
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I’ll be sharing updates as continue working on this
Building an app for tracking your electricity Unit balance, and overall energy consumption ACCURATELY.
The app utilizes the inverter’s data logger… stripping away information you really don’t need
Building a prayer app that doesn't just show you times but actually helps you stay consistent.
Solah, Sunnah and Ramadan reminders. Built to feel intentional, not noisy.
Waitlist is live. Launching soon on App Store, in shā' Allāh.
getwaqty.app
Adeleke retweeted
Replying to @seyedele
You will think you have done all the internal testing and even product features to make it cool, not until you launch and see what real life is made off.
This just tells that at the end, the users' feedback >>>>>
This is a skill that is often overlooked, as designers try to learn a bit of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It can be very helpful when collaborating with developers, so they won’t tell you something is impossible to implement when it clearly is.

























