Exposing the Honey Influencer Scam YouTube video by MegaLag

Honey, it's a scam:
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Simple advice to increase your website's conversion rate?

Don't promise things your product can't deliver.

2015: "How should this button look like?"

2025: "Would this feature convert people to the paid plan?"

Can we build a design community here?

Feel free to connect if you are interested in:

#uxdesign
#productdesign
#tech
#software
#startups
#webflow
#webdesign

Not sure this is how hashtags work, but if you see this, it worked :D

I probably only read 80% of the books I own, trending down.

A simple framework I learned while working with fast-growing startups:

The 40/40/20 rule of product design:

40% - Understanding the problem deeply
40% - Getting feedback & iterating
20% - Actually designing

Most junior designers do the opposite and wonder why their work doesn't land.

You heard it here first:

Tomorrow I will launch my first ever waitlist for a product I've been so passionate about!

3. Present the solution
- "This is the new design, and it comes with 3 things"
- "With this, we might increase our conversion rate"

After presenting, always collect feedback. You want to make sure people get the chance to challenge your thoughts, + you can improve.

How do you present design? :)

1. Start off with why this design matters (the problem)
- "this was difficult for our users"
- "conversion rate was low in this section"

2. Show your thought process
- "That's why I looked at this problem again"
- "That's why I interviewed 3 users"

Mediocre designers: Share the Figma link

Good designers: Present their designs with a prototype

Great designers: Tell a story while presenting

Great designers know how to present designs in order to convince stakeholders.

Here's how to tell a good story in 3 steps:

ux design, web design build in public

Sharing another piece of our recent work Grauberg.
- Client Website Redesign Project, September

Is this the right analogy? #uxdesign

I've never used Twitter before. Can someone explain why, on Bluesky, the "like" button on a post is not in the first position?

#uxdesign

Hi there, I'm Nik - A product Designer from Austria 🇦🇹

Let's connect if you are a:

- #UXDesigner
- UI Designer
- Web Designer
- Product Designer
- Frontend Engineer
- Startup Founder
- Indie Hacker
- Productivity Fanatic

or simply a interesting person :)

Is this the best UI Kit on the market right now?
Let's talk about Shadcn UI:

Shadcn/ui has been all over my social media accounts in the past few weeks, for a good reason:

- It's sleek
- It's modern & minimalistic
- It comes in Figma & as code components

What do you think about it?