How can the Bitcoin UI Kit be improved? I am currently gathering ideas for a 2024 roadmap.

Bitcoin UI Kit

Bitcoin UI Kit

This UI kit provides a design foundation for prototypes, concept explorations and open-source projects to kickstart the design process.

Quick test animating a static image from @Saving Satoshi via RunwayML. Just incredible what machine learning can do. It adds so much life.

My (somewhat) weekly update on my open-source design work in the bitcoin ecosystem is live. Anyone know how long until AI can do all this stuff, so I can put on my cowboy hat and ride into the sunset?

Habla

#79 Eight - Christoph Ono

This is an update for the past two weeks. The week before had only 3 days for me, and I didn’t want to share just a few small bits. There’s a l...

Great 101 post about mood boards.

Ira Nezhynska

How to design a North Star by Ira Nezhynska

The most complete guide to creating brand moodboards: from sourcing the right images and presenting to stakeholders like a pro to putting in practi...

Another chapter is live for Saving Satoshi. In chapter 4, you learn how to write the code for deriving an address from a private key. The team is already busy with chapters 5 (message verification) and 6 (constructing transactions).

BOLT.FUN

LoL2: Update 5!

Chapter 4 is done! 5 & 6 are on the horizon! And you can shape the future of the game! Please try Saving Satoshi fro

@Saving Satoshi

HODL streaks! Having fun with this little character on a Duolingo- style feature idea to make users feel good about saving.

Here Comes Bitcoin

Here Comes Bitcoin is the central resource for all things Bitcoin (puppet, not currency), including license-free creative assets that you can use t...

My latest newsletter is out with mostly boring updates on the uninteresting things I worked on this week. Only look at it if you really have nothing else to do.

#78 Reckless

Yet calm.

Can you figure this out? One of the upcoming coding challenges in nostr:6134ec21da95eebc6c3d733f3824de41c0b38eaf1781fb40a2776b96d3ccdd32 .

How hard should we push people towards proper security measures? Do nothing? Keep it subtle and rely on them to "get it"? Or be super intense and in their faces about it and induce anxiety? And of course it's difficult because value is relative to one's personal financial situation, etc. Just feels like we're a bit too tame about this right now and could get just a tad more bold.

Seeing lots of tiny fonts and tight spacing when exchanges, wallets, etc ask me to verify addresses. Making this bigger is an easy fix that can lead to fewer mistakes and eye strain, but might lower sales of magnifying glasses.

Do not follow @Paulo, it's an impersonator of @Paulo Sacramento. I mention it because at least one person I know follows them instead of the real Paulo. Do enough clients support reporting? And are we already highlighting reports when we look at profiles? When someone is considering pressing the follow button might be a good moment to check for reports, maybe even retroactively to reduce load. Something I need to look into for @npub1z29u...heag (only shows reports a person has made, not reports made about them).

Neatly organized UI. What screen is this? Spoiler:

Bitcoin UI Kit

Bitcoin UI Kit

This UI kit provides a design foundation for prototypes, concept explorations and open-source projects to kickstart the design process.

Just posted another weekly update with open-source bitcoin design stuff that kept me busy the past 5 days.

#75 Visions of peaches

Yes.

Has one of you already built one of these?

Just going to hang out this weekend and watch blocks tick away.

Do you manage multiple wallets in the same application? Across layers? What are the use cases? And to what extent does this make sense, and are we better served with separate, focused tools more often than not?

First draft of some new additions coming to the Bitcoin Icons (all per request via the GitHub repo).

Bitcoin icons

Bitcoin icons

Interface icons for Bitcoin applications, free to use.

My weekly update is live. The great designer that I am, I modified the colors of many pixels this week (some people call designers pixel pushers but that's wrong as pixels don't actually move around).

#73 /imagine

--weird