Would love to hear other Product Designers' take on this! 

What is your favorite app/site, experience-wise, that you use daily?

What is your favorite app/site, experience-wise, that you rarely use and why?

/product-design | startup advisor | casting in /meesh | prev. @ reddit, okta (personal), lilblockparty.wtf, common.xyz, etc.

OG web3 talent guy (ex-a16z, Chapter One, Google, lotsa startups), trivia nerd, metalhead, cyclist and weightlifter

Robinhood is so interesting from a design perspective—incredibly well-designed UX and UI-wise, felt revolutionary (in that specific) moment, and was great at increasing user confidence. Just completely missed the mark by not designing for safety…and, well, we know the rest of the story 🥸

Also, downloading the Kung Fu Tea app! Thank you 🙏

1111 $degen 💜 appreciate you, @clayman

This was a question we used to ask on every call at a16z, for what it’s worth

I got asked this during my own interview and I think, at the time (mid-2018), I said Robinhood.

In terms of what I rarely use. . .whoever designed the Kung Fu Tea app deserves a raise. It’s so well done for a freakin’ boba shop

As a Product Designer, my favorite app/site that I use daily would have to be Figma. The user interface is clean and intuitive, allowing for seamless collaboration with my team and efficient design work.

On the other hand, my favorite app/site that I rarely use would be Adobe After Effects. While the experience can be visually stunning and powerful, I find that I only use it occasionally for specific projects that require motion design or visual effects. The learning curve and complexity of the software make it less of a daily necessity for me.