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🎨 ////////// I Design in Figma

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🖥️ ////////// I Prototype Magic in ProtoPie

📅 ////////// I run my life with Notion

00:00 Intro
00:11 Figma
00:32 html to design
01:15 webp
01:45 phosphor icons
2:00 icons8
2:28 tailwind css color generator
3:18 framer
4:06 protopie
5:14 nucleo
5:53 App Sumo Ad
7:03 Jitter
7:38 Notion
8:29 Notion Cal
9:06 outro

[MalewiczHype]

Good stack! I recently started playing around with Framer - love how easy it is to build stuff. Wish they only added a code export - even extra paid, even expensive, but just as an option.

[strahilprimedivision]

Thank you Jesse! you are useful and awesome!

[blacklightentertainment]

Naa bro your content is just amazing, it’s like you personally want the best for us❤

[whoandwhatdesign]

Thank you, especially appreciated this “back stage” information on how you run your business, super helpful, thank you!

[maits]

Protopie my beloved one of my fave tools to use

[noahverstynen]

This was a great video as someone in their first year of UX design. Definitely wanna implement some of this stuff

[andrewgfarmer]

Great video! Really interested in your Notion process. Do you have a link to your notion template?

[maciekrek]

Thanks for sharing, Jesse! This is really helpful. The HTML to design plugin looks sick, potentially a big time-saver when doing redesigns or working with “make me a website like this one” clients . My primary tool is still Sketch though, since you can’t underestimate the flexibility of working offline (e.g., cheap airlines, beach, etc.) and also actually owning your design files :-) .

By the way, is manual image optimization to WEBP format still relevant? In my experience, a good hosting platform usually comes with a CDN that optimizes images automatically, so it might actually be better to upload high-quality images directly.

[GinaMaher_]

What do you use for app design? I've recently starting using CSS Peeper - think you mentioned it in another vid, but I don't think you can use it for apps? and same with html to design. Back in the day I'd screen shot and just eyeball the design or like guess and I'm still doing that for apps but wondering if there's better ways, thanks.