UX Bites #145 — Posthog, Figma & AliExpress

Hey 👋,

We crossed the 1,500 mark. 🫨

That's 1,500 contextualised examples of great design.

Even better, they're connected to design psychology.

Anyway, here are 5 fresh ideas that you can copy.

To gather product feedback, Posthog show features that are on their roadmap in the interface, right where they'd go, and let users vote for them.

This does two things: it signals the feature is coming to people who've gone looking for it, and it gathers high-quality feedback in context, without needing a survey.

Posthog

While creating an account on Figma, your name is used dynamically on the animated cursor.

Figma

While typing your email into AliExpress, they'll show common domains in a dropdown.

AliExpress

If you hover over the 'skip' button while setting up 2FA on Vercel, the line of context glows orange, drawing your attention to their recommendation.

Vercel

After entering a 'display name' on Discord, they'll suggest an available username underneath the field.

It isn't just about less typing. You enter a non-unique display name first, like "James", and the suggestion saves you from trying a series of unavailable variations.

Discord

During the Posthog account setup, there's an option to...

Have a great week! Working on a biiiig release right now.

Peter

If features are coded in minutes, design is the moat

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