
Product Designer | Built @tinywebp Image Converter
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Joined August 2010
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🚀 I just launched Tiny WebP Converter — a free, open-source Mac app that shrinks your images without shrinking the quality.
Free download 👉 tinywebp.xyz
GitHub Repo and Figma Files available on website.
✓ PNG, JPEG, HEIC, TIFF, GIF, BMP → WebP or AVIF
✓ Batch convert up to 50 images at once
✓ 100% offline, no accounts, no tracking
The calculator works really well, voice recognition is impressive, logic operations is as expected, editing voice input is intuitive and that makes our app complete.
Who wants to try it out ?
github.com/OmotayoPro/voicec…
One tiny detail I added to the calculator is the glowing cursor that lets you know voice input is active.
The voice tokens have a light yellow before committing to differentiate it from the text input which is white.
I’m available for product design gigs.
Hal Jordan gave John Stewart the Green Lanterns ring and asked him to fly, he made a bird instead.
Technical knowledge is important.
Dara, building is one thing.
Knowing what is possible is another.
It decides what ideas you can even have. You can't prompt your way to a product you can't imagine, and you can't imagine around tools you don't understand.
Ideas don't come from nowhere. They come from combining things you already know. Technical know-how gives you more things to combine.
For example, If we ask someone with zero technical knowledge to think of a product that can be used in MLOps, they will be unable to think of something with edge
That gap is the reason the moment a product drops here on X, all the vibecoders run to make a duplicate
Know why? There is no technical environment in their mind to think of something to build.
So yes, we are even saying the same thing.. a non technical vibecoder can build what they can see and understand at their level. It has a short ceiling. Very short ceiling
I'm working on the Calculator App, it will support voice as well as typing. Not an AI super-power calculator, just your regular calculator + voice input.
I've always wondered how Siri interaction was made, I ended up at shaders and with lots of iterations. I made this with Claude. Will likely use it on one of my projects coming up.
Have you made an AI orb and how did you make it ?
Can someone do this for design job
Before applying for developer jobs:
☑ GitHub isn't empty
☑ 2–3 strong projects
☑ Projects are deployed
☑ README files are useful
☑ Portfolio is simple
☑ LinkedIn is updated
☑ Resume is one page
☑ You can explain your projects
☑ You know Git basics
☑ You practice interviews
You don't need 47 certificates.
You need proof you can build.
What helped you get your first dev job?
Check out my work with CanWork. Johan was one of the very first people that gave me a chance in product design.
omotayotaiwo.com/canwork
New Page for my illustrations
omotayotaiwo.com/explore
Feels good troubleshooting with Claude and getting the result right. Now I have the design and the web build to present.














