This is almost unbelievable! 47,000 Lines of Code... 1252 pages of prompting... From 385 Conversations... Those are my stats of AI usage as a designer; and only from just @AnthropicAI's @claudeai and @OpenAI 's @ChatGPTapp ... And it's not guessing. It's Specific. It's calculated! How do I know this? I built a dashboard over the weekend to analyse, visualise and optimise my AI journey. You can see for yourself in the video.

From yesternight to before dawn, I : Improved the user-generated output of stampdx website. Added more foundations to make users get better output on MagznMaker website designed notifications settings UI for a client's work. Did some tasks at work too. A productive night was had. See you all in the day. Amen.

This week marks 5 years since we created the FlutterBytes Community. 🎉 What started as a small, closed mentorship group has grown into one of Africa’s largest Flutter communities. Here’s what makes me most proud. 🧵

To be ambitious is to ragebait yourself 😭😭😭

Guys... We are about to enter into the the future powered by ads. Where there's literally an ad everywhere you look both physically and digitally. Both motion and static. The kind of annoying ads we see people experience in sci-fi movies.

Quick update. We're rebranding and unifying our products into one brand. This is HeadFavourHQ. These are the products under the parent brand for now. So get ready to see more of posts across the various products on this one place🚀✨ Thank you for being here as we start out.

Almost couldn't believe that I couldn't easily find good splash screens designs on behance... Seems most people now skip splash screens in case studies. Anyways here's an early morning exploration of splash screens for a client's fintech app that I'm currently working on to "make it pop". The actual project is NDA-bound but here's a recontextualized version to show the quality of work. The details I obsessed on: 1. The custom-made 3d icons that visualize what the app does literally. 2. The CTA buttons are available on all the screens so the user can get into the app from any of the splash pages. 3. The beautiful yet simple animation of the progress indicator and image area of the splash screens. 4. The brand logo shows on all the splash screens. Your product deserves the best designs. I'm open to working with you on your next mobile app design. #fintech #mobileapp #splashscreen

Give us this night our nightly traction

Obscure first then secure then procure then incure then explode.... 😩😩

My Best love language right now? Ask me for link to any of my 4 products to try it out and I may just keep a special place in my heart for you.

About to be delusional to buy some api credits again after the last one expired without anybody using my product... 😭🤧🤧 Deluding my way into breakthrough. 😩😩✊🏾

If I worked at @Spotify or knew anyone who does... I'd bring back this style of lyrics sharing... Does anyone else not miss it?? 😩😩

100 days to the end of the year.

I'm looking to connect with more good people here 🤝 Tech, AI, coding, startups, business or just interesting minds. Say hi 👋 Let’s connect.

A curated reference of small design decisions that shape better interfaces. Link : detail.design

How do VCs actually underwrite seed investments? Let me explain: At the seed stage, investors aren’t modeling cash flows, they’re modeling outcomes. Every check is underwritten using exit math to answer one question: Can this investment return the fund? Here’s how the math works. 1. Start with a target outcome VCs begin by imagining a huge exit (often a $500M to $1B outcome). They’re not expecting every company to get there, but they need to know it’s possible. 2. Target ownership Investors back into initial ownership based on what ownership they want at exit (taking into account dilution from future rounds). If a fund owns 10% of a company that sells for $500M, that stake is worth $50M. On a $100M fund, that one investment could return half the fund. If the company hits $1B, it could return the entire fund. 3. Dilution assumptions Ownership doesn’t stay constant. By Series C, early investors may be diluted 30-50%. That 10% seed stake might shrink to 5-7% at exit. The exit has to be big enough to compensate for that. 4. Portfolio construction Most funds assume only 1-2 companies will drive total fund returns. Every seed bet must have the potential to return the fund on its own, even if most never will. The takeaway: VCs use exit math to decide whether a company could be one of the few that move the needle. That’s the underwriting lens behind every seed check.