u/No_Refrigerator7738

Drop your UI and I’ll redesign some of them for free

Been running a small experiment with AI and product design lately and honestly… it’s kinda wild what’s possible now.

If you have a rough app, landing page, dashboard, SaaS idea, or side project that looks “prototype-ish”, I’d love to pick a few projects and spend one or maybe two days redesigning them into something that feels much more polished and production ready.

I can also share the code in a private GitHub repo so you can actually use and build on top of it.

This is mostly an experiment for now. I’m exploring how far AI can go when combined with design systems, frontend engineering, UX thinking, motion, and rapid iteration.

I’ll probably tweak the format as I learn what works and what doesn’t.

If you want, drop your project below or DM me. Curious to see what we can make.

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u/No_Refrigerator7738 — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/mcp+1 crossposts

Built this UX focused site with Cursor + the unofficial Mobbin MCP

Vibe coding unexpectedly made me think MORE about UX, not less

Built this site almost entirely with Cursor + the unofficial Mobbin MCP:

https://izaias.vercel.app/

What surprised me most wasn't the speed.

It was how much easier it became to explore interaction ideas, typography systems, layout structures, transitions, writing presentation, and overall visual tone without getting trapped in implementation loops for hours.

Ironically, vibe coding made me spend MORE time thinking about hierarchy, cognitive friction, conceptual consistency, and interaction clarity.

The site itself is heavily focused on UX theory and something I've been researching called “Cognitive Distance”.

Still figuring out where the limits of this workflow are, but I genuinely think AI assisted creative iteration is changing how design exploration happens.

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u/No_Refrigerator7738 — 6 days ago
▲ 357 r/saopaulo

Alguém sabe pra que servem essas linhas brancas no meio da rua?

Vejo essas linhas brancas em toda cidade, mas nunca entendi direito a função delas.

u/No_Refrigerator7738 — 11 days ago
▲ 3 r/UXResearch+2 crossposts

I’m interested in interfaces that technically worked, but created a weird gap between “being able to use it” and actually understanding it.

Bonus points if it involved documents, forms, ID verification, uploads, submissions, permissions, etc.

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u/No_Refrigerator7738 — 15 days ago