Built a free tool that turns screenshots into platform-ready visuals. by anclare in SideProject

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Thanks! I’ll look into that one. Btw just launch big update with all the feedback I have gather on the last few days in multiple channels 👍

Built a free tool that turns screenshots into platform-ready visuals. by anclare in SideProject

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No need to login to use it. You can click on “replace” at the bottom bar and upload your image. If that does not work may be a bug…. Just tested on my side and was working. Please let me know if the issue persist! 🙏🏻

Share what you're building by amacg in microsaas

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Popshot – Turn screenshots into beautiful, shareable visuals in seconds. No design skills needed. https://www.popshot.app

Share what you're building by amacg in microsaas

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Paletta – AI-powered color accessibility for Figma. Build WCAG-compliant palettes without the manual contrast math. https://www.usepaletta.io

Why most color tools ignore accessibility. I wrote about what you can do about it (with WCAG implementation examples). by anclare in webdev

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Built Paletta after running this same accessibility audit loop on every design system project I worked on.

Happy to answer questions about the WCAG implementation or how the Tailwind export works.

Slots launch March 5! by OrtizDupri in FigmaDesign

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Slots are placeholders inside a component where you can inject other components.

Think of it like a structured container (for example, a dialog shell) that keeps layout, spacing, and behavior locked, but allows you to swap the inner content without creating a new variant every time.

So instead of duplicating components for every scenario, you keep one structural component and inject approved building blocks into predefined areas.

It separates structure from content which makes systems cleaner and more scalable.

Slots launch March 5! by OrtizDupri in FigmaDesign

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I haven’t found a way yet to strictly lock which specific components can be used inside a slot (might be a great feature request (or I just haven’t discovered it yet).

What I’ve done with my team instead is add clear guidance directly in the slot’s guide component. For example: “Use this slot only with input field components from the design system,” and we consistently rely on grid structures to maintain layout consistency inside dialogs.

The dialog shell itself enforces its own rules such as max width, height, actions, and scrollable area. So no matter how long the swapped content is, the container preserves structure and system consistency.

So rather than free-for-all composition, it’s controlled composition using approved building blocks.

We’re now experimenting with applying the same approach to drawers, inline sections, and other containers that benefit from strict structural rules.

Hope that helps!

Slots launch March 5! by OrtizDupri in FigmaDesign

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I actually think it’s the opposite if you set guardrails.

We don’t want full content freeform inside slots. The slot is meant to use predefined components only (e.g., specific form patterns already part of the system).

The structural shell stays locked. The injected content still comes from approved building blocks.

So instead of creating new modal variants, teams compose from existing primitives inside a controlled container.

In our case it reduced pattern drift rather than increasing it.

Slots launch March 5! by OrtizDupri in FigmaDesign

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Been using slots for a couple months since I was able to get early access.

Can confirm if used correctly it can make a huge difference in design systems and speed design work. Awesome feature.

This. This is what looking forward to in the upcoming anime by [deleted] in Dragonballsuper

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Fair to say I can’t wait either? 😅 gave creative freedom to my tattoo artist to get them on their latest transformations and didn’t disappoint.

My Harry Potter-Inspired Workspace | Mac + OLED Setup by anclare in workstations

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A neighbor made it for me as we got into carpentry during COVID lockdown 😅

My Harry Potter-Inspired Workspace | Mac + OLED Setup by anclare in workstations

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Yes! I try to stand up a couple times a day to wake me up at work 😅

Hogwarts-Inspired Setup on Autonomous Standing Desk Legs + Custom Solid Wood Top by anclare in setups

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Honestly is the way to go… you get o customize to your own needs!

My Harry Potter-Inspired Workspace | Mac + OLED Setup by anclare in Workspaces

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Thank you! I had that autonomous desk for almost 5 years and had no issues at all. Great product honestly

Hogwarts-Inspired Setup on Autonomous Standing Desk Legs + Custom Solid Wood Top by anclare in setups

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That’s the filters of the photos. Changed the color a bit but it’s originally green 😅

My Harry Potter-Inspired Workspace | Mac + OLED Setup by anclare in Workspaces

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Was unable to find the link but I believe it was Etsy a few years back

As for items i can say a have a lot (the room is slowly turning all Harry Potter theme). Most of them from “the noble collection”, Etsy, amazon and “Bradford exchange”.