Paweł Ludwiczak

🚀 Beginning my next chapter – on the lookout for Product Design roles (lead/senior)… If you know a product or team that needs a designer with 15y+ of experience turning ideas into clean, ship‑ready UI, I’m all ears. #OpenToWork

I became a bit more active on Dribbble recently, so hit that Follow button please :) dribbble.com/plud

At this point, I feel like Cursor and I are in a toxic relationship. I complain, it gaslights me with broken code.

Navigator

It's a pretty robust code editor with AI. But sure, let's call it "vibe coding app"...

📆 Calendar / Agenda

Text editor

Chrome extension

The best kind of Friday afternoon

I've updated my website. It's been a while! plud.net

Every time I want to go back to twitting at X to increase my online presence, I just can't... This place is such a dumpster...

Is contra.com worth it?

Just a simple logo design I’ve been working on lately.

yeah, it’s good enough, will fix it later…

#designsky

While ago I needed to build wireframes for engineering team who wanted to see more abstracted version of certain features or interfaces. Something more style- or platform-agnostic. But greyscale wireframes are boring. So I turned everything into blueprints.

I've done another logo...

This is what I want in my calendar app...

People can now @grok on 𝕏... So here's current % breakdown of threads interactions: - 25% people pinging grok - 25% grok replying - 25% other AI generated replies posted by people to harvest likes - 15% emojis - 5% organic content meant to harvest likes - 5% actual replies worth reading...

Sometimes the best way to hand off a design to engineering is to code it yourself. And no, you don't have to build everything. Your code doesn't even need to be used. But build a prototype with static data, even with nasty hacks. Devs will be able to reverse engineer it - better than documentation!

Shorts season!

Quick Access Wheel Menu

I don't often design logos, but here's one I've done recently. It was meant to subtly show "MP" letters. But the brand is about fitness/health/nutrition/training, so besides letters I wanted to capture few things that at least I can see: - growth (steps/stairs going up) - muscle tendons - dynamism

Number of registered .ai domains over years: - '18: 50k - '22: 144k - '23: 354k - December '24: 572k - January '25: 600k In '23 (so BEFORE the boom) revenue from .ai domains for 🇦🇮 Anguilla was $32M which was over 20% of the gov’s total revenue for the year! Lucky country!

As a designer I sometimes feel like I don't wanna work anymore, I'm not doing progress, everything feels meaningless, just wanna quit... The lowest of the lows at work. What turns this upside down, at least sometimes, is someone saying "this is great, ship it!". And I'm back! Simple as that...

adding to my list of things that i never expected to be digitalized, not even mention AI-ized... a bookmark. yes, you read it right... a bookmark... mark.engineering

Must have for every fintech landing page: 3D globe illustration with lines connecting two different places... Bonus points if animated! Even more bonus points if you can spin the globe with drag/click gestures.

Anyone remember Ai Pin from Humane?

„Search posts” on user profiles is chefs_kiss.gif

If you have zero education, but learn how to ask AI models the right questions , in many jobs you will be able to outperform someone with an advanced degree, but who is unwilling to use Large Language Models. Just takes a smartphone, curiosity to experiment and a mindset to learn.

Couldn’t agree more 👏👏👏

@github.com hey github folks, you may want to add `flex-shrink: 0` to your sponsor buttons on home view..

Visited twitter earlier today just to see how things are... And except bullshit threads, trump & musk, we now also have designers measuring who has bigger dick... Now back to 🦋!

Anyone here working at Perplexity? They have tons of open roles but none for designers: www.perplexity.ai/hub/careers Which makes me curious what's the ratio of engineers vs designers? Interestingly, this is one of those more well-known AI products that ppl complain about their UI/UX the most.

Here's a room full of people who actually genuinely care about it...

Building a product with at least SOME engineering knowledge and letting Cursor (or any other AI coding tool) "do the rest" feels almost like cheating... Incredible times we live in!

It's been a while since I last shared some pixels here... Here's something I really liked, especially around iconography meaning: - 1 dot: single service - 4 dots: set of services - 1/3 dots: "Choose 1 out of 𝑛 services" Little design detail. #designsky

Loom is such a massive company. And yet they have that little UI bug in their reactions bar. Such a simple & basic CSS issue – almost embarrassing to ship it like that, especially with their resources and scale. Make UI Great Again!