paul hanaoka retweeted
Life is limited and precious. Your beauty and your abilities slowly fade.
But really, over time, you give your beauty and your abilities to your children. They are you after all, and they go on.
Making utilities to save future me time...
Has anybody else wanted to download a bunch of files all at once? How significant of a security risk is this?
Got tired of having to open a text editor and find all the images... figured a base url would be useful also 🤓
2 months late but... so awesome. This is the way.
Have always been a little bit ashamed of my Figma files...but no more!
Designers at the hottest consumer AI startup solve UI details in code not Figma
That's how @perplexity_ai is able to nail the design details and ship a ground breaking product!
@henrymodis shows how he updates the design for @perplexity_ai directly in code👇
building things for fun
I started a simple component to elevate screens from pretty boring to slightly less boring:
the fun doesn't stop — taking it to the next level using @shadcn's Dialog and Tab components to add:
- full-screen capabilities
- before/after slider and tab variants
- slot for video
paul hanaoka retweeted
"Cultivators of the earth are the most valuable citizens. They are the most vigorous, the most independent, the most virtuous, & they are tied to their country & wedded to it's liberty & interests by the most lasting bands."
- Thomas Jefferson's letter to John Jay (August 23, 1785)
paul hanaoka retweeted
Passion is a great driver. If you LOVE the product you’re building, it often leads to a very good product, especially if you are tuned in and not designing in a vacuum.
🗝️ to unlock change: emotion, intellect, and will
Replying to @joulee
8. If you want to change how you feel, learn to either change your actions or change the story you believe.
TIL you can paste an RGB value into a (hex) color input in Figma and it will work — these people think of everything 🤯
paul hanaoka retweeted
Stop being a baby when you get feedback.
Someone is giving you a window into how they experience you. They might fumble, be insensitive, offend you, or even be wrong. Who cares?
Show gratitude for their courage so they'll keep doing it. This is the data you need to improve.



























