#design

4 tips tagged #design.

• from Loya#video#design

  3×3 storyboard grid → Seedance for 2× better video output

  Before firing a 15s Seedance prompt, draft a 3×3 grid in Figma or any canvas app. Nine frames representing the 9 beats of your clip (shots 1-9, one per second-ish). Attach that grid as image_input to Seedance alongside your text prompt. Seedance follows the visual beat map way more tightly than it follows pure prose. Hit rate jumps roughly 2× on first-take quality — it's the single biggest improvement you can make to video generation without changing models.

  2026-04-24read →
• from twitter.com#image-gen#design

  One business photo → full brand book via GPT-Image-2

  Take one photo of a business (storefront, product shot, founder headshot) and feed it to GPT-Image-2 with an identity-lock prompt asking for color palette, typography mood, logo treatments, and scene variants. You get a usable brand book in ~2 minutes from a single input. Works for clients who have zero brand assets but a phone camera.

  2026-04-24read →
• from Loya#dev#design#productivity

  One line to kill every spinner in Claude's UIs

  When Claude Code builds a page that fetches data, add this line to your prompt: "Every loading state must be a skeleton pulse matching the final layout dimensions exactly — no spinners." Claude stops shipping blank screens and spinners and starts building real skeleton loaders. Perceived load time drops roughly 40-50%. Works across React, Next, Vue, Svelte. Free, takes 10 seconds to add.

  2026-04-24read →
• from github.com#design#dev#productivity

  The 3-skill chain that makes AI UI stop looking AI-built

  Install ui-ux-pro-max-skill AND make-interfaces-feel-better via the Claude Code plugin marketplace. After every UI pass, run them in order: /ui-ux-pro-max → /make-interfaces-feel-better → /simplify. They catch what Claude misses — inconsistent spacing, weird hover states, color clashes, missing loading states — and leave the interface feeling paid-for. Free, runs in 60 seconds, works after any design change.

  2026-04-24read →