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[Academic] Social media & international growth of UX/UI design companies (IT professionals and clients of UX/UI companies)
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[Academic] Social media & international growth of UX/UI design companies (IT professionals and clients of UX/UI companies)

Hi, I'm a student currently writing my diploma thesis on how social media influences the international expansion of companies specializing in UI/UX design. The survey is aimed at IT professionals and current/potential clients of UX/UI companies. It's completely anonymous and takes about 5 minutes. I would really appreciate your help - it truly means a lot to me. Thank you in advance!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdKoJEeLy-UlE8yAfcKPl2PegIhW6qX5pxWuynbzmGd_tq9SA/viewform?usp=header

u/LowWeight6054 — 7 hours ago
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Hiring Senior React Native / Expo Developer ($6k–8k USD/month) | Remote | U.S. or LATAM Preferred

Hey everyone,

I’m recruiting on behalf of a growing U.S. SaaS startup that’s looking for a Senior Mobile Application Developer to take ownership of its mobile product.

This isn’t a typical React Native role where you’ll just work through tickets. The founder is looking for someone who can own features from product idea through design, development, testing, deployment, and continuous improvement.

Tech stack includes:
React Native
Expo
TypeScript
Figma
REST APIs
OAuth / JWT

We’re looking for someone who:
Has shipped production React Native apps
Has strong Expo experience
Is comfortable with Figma and mobile UI/UX
Can communicate fluently in English
Enjoys startup environments and taking ownership

Details:
Full-time
Remote
$6,000–8,000 USD/month starting compensation

LATAM or U.S. candidates preferred (although exceptional candidates elsewhere will absolutely be considered)
If this sounds like you, or someone you know, I’d love to chat.

Application:

https://form.jotform.com/262016045775658

Happy to answer questions in the comments as well.

u/Hungry-Quarter3966 — 3 days ago
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I built Vistui – AI that generates complete, consistent app & website design flows from one prompt ( feedback )

Built a tool that turns a single prompt into a complete multi-screen app/website flow with a locked design system (no style lottery between screens).

Chat → plan the journey → generate previews on canvas → export.

3 free previews: Vistui.com

Would appreciate any feedback!

u/Salt-Pop6476 — 2 days ago
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Monotype typefaces now available inside Typogram

You can access and use many of these typefaces for free!

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u/hacktogether — 3 days ago
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Voglio iniziare a integrare l’AI nei miei processi di UX/UI design ma non so da dove iniziare.

Ciao a tutti, sono una UX/UI designer e Art Director con un’esperienza di quasi 8 anni.
Voglio iniziare a lavorare da freelancer, e vorrei saper sfruttare i tool AI in modo davvero utile ed efficace nel mio flusso di lavoro.
Non voglio che sostituisca la mia creatività: penso più alla creazione di prototipi, animazioni, di tutte quelle attività ripetitive come la stesura della styleguide… oppure ad avere un alleato che mi aiuti concretamente nella user research e negli audit CRO, raccogliendo una quantità di dati ben maggiore rispetto a ciò che farei io manualmente.

I corsi e i tool sono onerosi, non ho molto tempo a disposizione e nemmeno il budget per poter acquistare lezioni o strumenti senza la certezza che abbiano senso per me.

Qualcuno ha consigli in merito?

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u/Rose_Sunrise — 4 days ago
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Looking for a UI/UX + Motion Designer for a Unique AI Operating System

Hi everyone,

I'm an 18-year-old developer building a long-term project called Y.I.C (Jarvis AIOS).

This is not a website or a normal desktop application.

The goal is to create an AI operating system that feels like a living organism rather than traditional software.

I'm not looking for someone who only creates clean dashboards or standard SaaS interfaces.

I'm looking for someone who enjoys creating completely original visual experiences.

## The design philosophy

* Minimal when idle.
* Organic instead of mechanical.
* The interface should feel alive.
* Windows shouldn't simply appear; they should grow naturally from the AI core.
* Finished tasks shouldn't disappear instantly; they should dissolve back into the core.
* Motion is part of the interface, not decoration.
* Every animation should communicate real system state.

Imagine something between:

* Artificial Intelligence
* Living architecture
* Cinematic motion design
* Experimental operating systems

...without copying Iron Man, Cyberpunk, Apple, or any existing UI.

## Skills I'm looking for

* UI Design
* UX Thinking
* Motion Design
* Figma
* Rive / ProtoPie / After Effects (or similar)
* Experience creating original interfaces

Bonus if you also know:

* Spline
* Blender
* Creative coding
* Experimental UI concepts

## What you'll work on

* Building the visual identity of the AI.
* Designing the Core.
* Creating interaction flows.
* Motion language.
* Workspace behaviors.
* Interface evolution.

I already have a solid technical architecture and the backend is being developed separately. Right now I'm looking for someone to help create the visual language before implementation.

If you're interested, please send:

* Your portfolio
* Motion/UI work you've done
* A little about yourself

I'm much more interested in creativity than years of experience.

Thanks!

u/tie204 — 7 days ago

How do senior product designers break down a problem before designing a solution?

One thing I'm trying to improve is resisting the urge to open Figma too early.

When you're given a Business Requirements Document (BRD), PRD, or a feature request, what does your process actually look like before you start designing?

Some questions I'm curious about:

  • How do you read and analyze a BRD/PRD?
  • What information are you looking for first?
  • How do you identify the real problem instead of just the requested solution?
  • What framework or checklist do you use before creating wireframes?
  • How do you connect business goals with user needs?
  • What deliverables do you create before high-fidelity screens (flows, journey maps, assumptions, edge cases, etc.)?

I'd especially love to hear from Senior Product Designers or Staff/Lead Designers working on B2B SaaS or enterprise products.

I'm trying to build a stronger product thinking process rather than just becoming better at UI, so I'd really appreciate hearing how experienced designers approach this.

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u/Ahmiiux — 6 days ago
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Quince has the worst user experience.

Quince has the worst UX.

From the moment you land on the site, you're bombarded with aggressive email capture pop-ups, countdown timers, and sticky banners. Instead of letting the product and a clean layout do the heavy lifting, the UI feels cluttered with data-collection traps that disrupt the actual shopping flow.

Anyone else agree?

The UX team needs to prioritize the actual users instead of aesthetics.

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u/Impressive-Call8878 — 6 days ago

Looking for a UI/UX designer to join us

yo, we're looking for a UI/UX designer to join our team.

we've got a senior dev from Perplexity as our CTO and another experienced developer handling the app side, so we're mainly missing someone who enjoys making clean interfaces.

this isn't one of those "work 5 hours every day" things 😭.usually we just hop into VC, chill, brainstorm, design a screen or two, maybe work for an hour and call it a day. sometimes we just end up playing games while working lol.

gonna be upfront though,we can't pay right now since the company's not even registered yet. not gonna make fake promises. all i can offer is commitment and the chance to build something from day one with us.

if that sounds interesting (or you know someone who'd be down), Dm me with the portfolio or smth

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u/Comprehensive_Bee903 — 9 days ago
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how you frame problems before jumping into screens?

I'm Ahmar Akmal From Pakistan a UI/UX designer (B2B SaaS focus, about a year in) trying to learn from people doing this at a higher level than I currently am. If there's ever room to sit in on how your team works — even informally — I'd genuinely value it. Not looking for anything formal, just want to learn from being around it.

u/Ahmiiux — 9 days ago
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New UX/UI Tools + AI Tools You NEED Now! - Figma Bud, Animos, Free Ebook & More

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u/Punitweb — 12 days ago