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Oct 5, 2026

Dave RupertHOST
52:08
... you know, I remember back in the day that, that it was kind of like...
Dave RupertHOST
52:11
I'll always f- remember that Dribbble made an API and then regretted it.
Chris CoyierHOST
52:15
Yeah.
Dave RupertHOST
52:15
'Cause it was just like all it did was enable stuff that wasn't useful to Dribbble.
Dave RupertHOST
52:19
It, like, didn't have a-
Chris CoyierHOST
52:20
Mm.
Dave RupertHOST
52:20
Didn't...
Dave RupertHOST
52:21
Useful.
RidHOST
28:04
ways to get somewhere you need to.
RidHOST
28:06
You almost have to pull inspiration outside of Dribbble or a bunch of other portfolios.
RidHOST
28:12
I didn't know that.
RidHOST
28:12
It makes sense why that was his starting point.
RidHOST
30:01
And I promise you, Annie and Preston's portfolio made those hiring managers feel different.
Danny MartinezGUEST
30:07
Yeah, I think this also reminds me of a point where I've heard there's quite a lot of debate that I've read about on like, should you have a Figma link as a portfolio? Should you have
RidHOST
30:17
slides as a portfolio? Should you have a Dribbble link as a portfolio?
Danny MartinezGUEST
30:20
My take on it is I don't think it necessarily rules you out.
Volodymyr KhomichenkoNARRATOR
5:54
So instead of courting professionals, Systrom and Krieger looked somewhere else entirely, the design community.
Volodymyr KhomichenkoNARRATOR
6:01
Specifically, they went after the leaderboard of Dribbble, a social platform where the Internet's most talented visual designers showcased their work.
Volodymyr KhomichenkoNARRATOR
6:09
They reached out to these designers individually, not through ads, not through a press release, through direct personal outreach, offering early access to a private beta.
Volodymyr KhomichenkoNARRATOR
6:19
When these tastemakers started posting stylized, square-format photos to their already-engaged Twitter followings, something powerful happened.
EnnyHOST
36:17
Ah.
EnnyHOST
36:18
But else it will be tricky, oh, because, you know, before AI now, you have platforms like Behance, platforms like Dribbble, even Instagram where people already post their UI work.
ElsyHOST
36:28
Exactly.
ElsyHOST
36:28
That means all our work is already like-
ElsyHOST
36:33
That's crazy
EnnyHOST
36:33
...
EnnyHOST
36:33
Dribbble and Behance and Mobbins or whatever?
ElsyHOST
36:35
That's what I'm saying, like-

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Episode 365 – A.I. for Learning Graphic Design as a Beginner in 2026

Sep 13 · 1 Mention

RobinHOST
3:50
It does not close it completely but it closes it enough to make a practical difference.
RobinHOST
3:56
Design principle instruction through AI is something that platforms like Adobe Express, Canvas Learning Resources, and dedicated design learning tools like Dribbble's Learning Platform now provide in ways that are responsive to your specific work rather than abstract.
RobinHOST
4:12
Uploading a design you have produced and asking an AI design advisor what is not working and why produces feedback that is specific to your actual design rather than a generic lesson on design principles.
RobinHOST
4:24
the ai might identify that the hierarchy of information on your poster is unclear because the heading and the supporting text are too similar in size and weight that the color contrast between your text and background is insufficient for readability that your design lacks visual breathing room because elements are too close to the edges and to each other or that the three font families you have used are fighting for attention rather than working together.
David McGillivrayHOST
41:14
I saw, um, related, but I saw, uh, there's a, a designer, I think he was at Microsoft or he is at Microsoft, Charles Patterson.
David McGillivrayHOST
41:24
He's basic- he basically r- reinvented Dribbble or, you know, his own version of Dribbble effectively.
David McGillivrayHOST
41:29
It's called On, On Design, on.design.
David McGillivrayHOST
41:33
I didn't think we were doing two-character domains anymore, but I guess you can do that if you have a weird-
Jacob HeftmannHOST
41:47
Yeah.
David McGillivrayHOST
41:47
I don't really...
David McGillivrayHOST
41:48
Uh, I mean, Dribbble still exist- like actual Dribbble still exists.
David McGillivrayHOST
41:54
Um, it turned into a very performative, shallow, snapshot-based world which some designers still live in, but again, that's not a world that I'm particularly interested in.
Josh CirreHOST
20:24
It's fun to look at clothing designs that are popular over the years too.
Will KingHOST
20:34
Because I started looking on Dribbble.
Will KingHOST
20:37
yeah
Josh CirreHOST
20:38
it's like oversized shirts are huge right now and then like huge font before it was i feel i feel like before like 10 years ago it was very much like a hey it's gonna be like super small or just yeah like a little like it's

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