I built a *human* curated list of 67 design skills (DESIGN md) of popular UI styles that you can use with AI 💻 locally tested by humans with Opus 4.7 🎨 works with Google Stitch, Claude Design 🤖 supports SKILL md files too 💵 free and pro version also available You can also pair these with a collection of UI prompts to build hero, pricing, and feature sections from the TypeUI website 🙌

built a comment system like Reddit for TypeUI: - comment moderation to prevent spam - comments ranked by likes - replies allowed - you can edit and it will be marked such - deleted comments are soft deleted a few years ago this would've taken me at least a week to implement, with AI it took me maybe 2-3 hours

new design skill dropped on TypeUI 🔥 it's called Bento typeui.sh/design-skills/bent…

we added 9 more design systems to typeui.sh so the total amount now is 46 💻 here's what we're working on right now: - improved CLI usage for skill files - public registry on github - enhanced skill files for the pro version - figma integration with code

New way to design websites in 2026: 1. Pick a design system you like from typeui.sh 2. Copy-paste the skill file into your agentic tool 3. The design of your website will look like the theme you selected 4. Proceed with prompting to AI to build websites

I built something this week 🙈

more and more people are adopting MCP at Flowbite

almost 30 million total downloads on NPM 🙏

1000 downloads on NPM 🥳

launched a dedicated mcp server for Flowbite Pro this gives full context to all pro content as resources all pro users of Flowbite can download it 🙌

flowbite has a 83 domain rating on ahrefs i'll share a couple of things you can do for your website to increase the quality and quantity of good backlinks low hanging fruits: - launch your website on "launchpad" websites: producthunt, tinylaunch, resource fyi, indiehackers, betalist, news ycombinator, betapage, alternative to - write relevant blog posts about what you're doing and apply the "canonical" link option for blog posts on these websites: dev to, medium, hashnode, dev dojo - share open source resource on reddit forums since that's about the only thing they won't throw rocks at - identify at least 50 websites related to what you're doing and reach out to them for partnerships or cross content creation, you'll be surprised how open others are to this - be active on social media, especially on X because search engines and especially LLMs use X and Reddit as reliable sources of information and trends - create a Youtube channel and start creating content or reach out to other content creators and try to create video content about your product long term strategy: - you need a product so good that people will spontaneously start recommending to others, this is the only way growth is assured - build great on page seo content that actually makes sense and even if you use AI to create the content please review it so that it actually brings value to humans who land on these pages - building open-source projects related to your product is another great way of getting backlinks not only from github and npm but you can get mentions from projects using your package what NOT to do: - do not use these "hacks" of adding a lot of low quality fake backlinks, search engines will definitely penalize your website - do not be spammy about it, whenever you mention your product it has to provide value not just become another link - do not cold DM or email your product, that will only make those who read the email associate your brand with spammy time wasting messages

new release for Flowbite MCP it's a server to convert Figma designs to code plus it has the full context of the Flowbite UI library