Meet Arthur (@objartel.bsky.social),one of our product designers. Arthur designs beautiful UIs, helps shape products, understands the trade-offs of his decisions, and simplifies engineers' work.
He's based in Warsaw, plays the drums, and loves good coffee.
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This is not an answer, though. Two articles 20 years apart and design wise the takes are the same - all new is worse than it was before 🤷🏻♂️
Bad things hurt and draw our attention, yet good things are taken for granted. Where are the “top 10 good things in new *os name*”? :)
While I agree with some points (like white buttons on a white background with no labels, that’s just objectively bad), I also think it’s very important to not be the grandpa simpson from the “old man yells at cloud” meme :)
Not all changes are objectively bad, some are just different. And it’s okay that people want a refresh, even if sometimes it’s less practical. Victorian corsets replaced the much more comfortable empire silhouette dresses. Wildly uncomfortable? Yes. Iconic? Absolutely.
Looking at this ~20 years later, you realize that some of these things became iconic (the Dock), and others were just the first steps towards a new design language that’s now the standard, while everything before it looks dated.
There was a link to your old post inside. I started reading it, and if you ignore the fact that it’s ~20 years old, it reads exactly the same as new one: “everything new is worse than what we had.” The 3D Dock is bad. The translucent menu bar is bad. The dropdowns is bad because of rounded corners.
We look at 5 concepts from design tool UX (even from games like Zelda) that can open vibecoding up to a much larger audience. evilmartians.com/chronicles/v...
Here is the talk
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfVU...
The talk about OKLCH we did with @inazarova.bsky.social and amazing article by @travisturner.bsky.social was featured at the top of @frontendfocus.bsky.social by @brandrick.bsky.social! Unreal! 😎
This talk from @inazarova.bsky.social and @objartel.bsky.social brings me so much joy. I love seeing a technical talk about color at a design conference ❤️
www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfVU...
When developers and designers are in love, they make programmable colors! Learn about this harmony from @inazarova.bsky.social and @objartel.bsky.social at @figma.com Config on May 8, live in San Francisco or virtually.
Register: config.figma.com #config2025
What better way to end the year than to share my thoughts on AI agents and the work I've done for Tegon!
I guess you’re not wrong, looks like it’s a react native app 🧐
If you’re not yet using opacity in your UI design or have been avoiding it, check out this guide.
Discover at least 4 tricks to streamline and enhance your UI color palette.
evilmartians.com/chronicles/w...
Boo! Did you contribute to open-source this week? 🦇 @evilmartians.bsky.social
