GBGene Bealinspillcoffee.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 9 min readI internationalized my UI and forgot my MCP serverLast night one of my AI agents finished a cleanup in FlurryPORT and handed me one instruction: remove the old routing binding. Reasonable words. It got them from my own MCP implementation. I built the00
PTPhong Traninphongdesigns.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 6 min readClaude to Figma: keeping AI-generated UI bound to your design systemOn one build I found 127 places bound to a raw colour instead of a named role. Every single one had passed visual review. They all surfaced the moment someone asked for dark mode. That number is the w00
PTPhong Traninphongdesigns.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 6 min readFigma MCP: turning Claude-generated UI into a component libraryThis is the stretch nobody films. The demo ends at the screenshot; the job ends about a week later, in a Figma file that someone else has to be able to open without you in the room. It's also where ro00
SSSampada Sharmaintechnologyposts.hashnode.dev·3d ago · 6 min readWhy Good Code Still Creates Bad User Experiences (And How Experience Design Fixes It)There is a common assumption in software development that well-written code naturally leads to a great product. If the application is stable, performs well, and passes every test case, the job is cons00
DKDonghwan Kiminblog-cattus.hashnode.dev·3d ago · 16 min readWhat I Ran Into Building Photo/Video/Voice Attachments for a Gift Message CardOne project I worked on in the past was adding photo, video, and voice attachments to a "message card" you can send along with a gift. It used to be text-only, and once media attachments landed on top00
DDozoinnawtch.hashnode.dev·4d ago · 5 min readI built a free fitness tracker with no backend and no account — here's what I learnedA few months ago I got tired of every calorie tracker either paywalling basic features or demanding I create an account just to log a banana. So I built Nawtch — a free fitness tracker that runs entir00
CPCameron Pennainpksinew.hashnode.dev·6d ago · 6 min readI'm building a tiny creature that lives in a drawerA build journal — part one For the last little while I've been making a small thing, and I want to start writing down how it's going while it's still messy. The thing is a creature. I don't really thi00
ACAbishek Chuhaninblog.jobins.jp·Jul 29 · 12 min readWhat Does a Designer Actually Do When the Software Starts Deciding?A few months ago, my product manager dropped something in the team channel. "We are adding an AI agent to the platform next quarter. It will handle follow-ups automatically." Just like that. One messa10
HRHugo Rusinhugorus.hashnode.dev·Jul 23 · 4 min readThe UX of OTA Updates: What Users See, What Breaks, and How to Design for BothMost writing about React Native OTA updates focuses on the developer experience. This post is about the user experience — because a well-configured OTA update is invisible, and a badly-configured one 00
KSKalpick Sharmainkalpicksharma.hashnode.dev·Jul 23 · 4 min readHuman-Centered AI Design Patterns: Designing AI Features People Can Actually UseIntroduction The first time I integrated an AI API into a project, I thought the hard part was over. The model generated responses. The API worked. The feature was technically complete. But then a dif00
