
Design since 2002. Past: Founding Designer @Udemy(2011) @get_writer(2017). Design @Automattic. Co-founder of https://nitter.cf/t.co/EOqpIp9EJ9. Maker at https://nitter.cf/t.co/W3GFfqaIb2
Thessaloniki, Greece
Joined February 2008
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Onur Oztaskiran retweeted
Bro is trained to professionally design:
- Graphics
- Websites
- Motion
- Code and 3D WebGL
All it takes is a simple prompt in Fountible.
Steve Jobs would've fired every single employee in the company if he knew about a touch screen MacBook Pro.
Little insider info about @fountible: It has framer-like publish website feature for 3 months now, since everything you see in canvas is already react/astro and tailwind, but we haven't turned on the feature yet.
Because everything 100% free only gets this far :/
Do you remember my early 2026 post about "in the upcoming AI era" recruiters will also ask for your github account for a designer role, and your activity counts?
Well that's me.
Not fond of where the car industry is going. Turning dashes into giant tv screens?
As if we already don't have enough distractions with the new technologies in the modern cars. They're probably trying to kill us.
What's next? VR glasses for the drivers?
Onur Oztaskiran retweeted
It's really fun scrolling between your bookmarked/liked X posts. stash.grasco.dev
Onur Oztaskiran retweeted
Generate editable animations and videos with Bro in Fountible, in single prompts.
If you haven't tried already, Fountible is 100% free!
Bro AI, puzzling a rubic cube for the right UI design in @fountible .
A page hero coming close to you.
Fountible site animation ideas:
Vending machine UI design by AI.
More to come.
made w @fountible
Dear Designers: I see you're struggling. I see the best of us fall and it really hurts me.
But I've seen this to happen all the way back in 2024. Hence I've built @fountible not to make it a SaaS or get rich out of it like some fools, but more like a point to prove.
Design is taken over, but only by people who can still design. Because I'm working w people w 0 design eye and they spend $1K on AI and still get slop.
Human oversight and know how is still the biggest money maker. Not being able to do "shit".
I also run a corporate AI agency where we charge $15K/mo where companies can also solve the same problem w $200/mo but they just don't know how.
That's why in today's world, either you're a designer, a developer or whatever maker you are, you can't sell your same services of 2020, but have to sell your efficiency.







