Taras Savytskyi

Another iteration of a concept for the Enhanced Input Field I posted earlier. This time I'm trying it together with the new Jev model and display controls during typing. This is an example of the slide view, but it could apply to analytics, tables, and other data.

This is possible because of Jev's quick responses and low cost. It works well for simple values, but it doesn’t scale to complex cases yet. I’d like to get to a point where the right UI appears on demand in a predictable way, because sometimes I just need the exact value and don’t want the model deciding for me.

It's been a while since I updated my portfolio, and now I've decided it's time for the next refresh. After read.cv shut down, I was looking for a place to share my design thoughts and think out loud about topics I'm interested in. Why not use my personal website as a live notebook? A place where I can share not only short and long form text content but also other things like projects and little concepts

When I visited Apple HQ in Toronto for WWDC 2026, I really liked all the screensavers of all the apps. I decided to recreate it so you can see all the apps on your Mac.

Apps Screensaver

The WWDC 2026 all-apps screensaver for your Mac.

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Count Up Timer

Track multiple timers on iOS

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Playground

Exploration, concepts, learning

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LUT Rolls

Pro Photo Filters - iOS app

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Prompt Bookmarks

Store and quickly access your prompts for chatbots.

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Figma Plugins

Simplify your Figma workflows

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TextKit @ Statflo

Redesigning the product to scale for new markets

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Hallofshame.design

Stay informed and avoid manipulation in the digital world

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Uncovering the Booking.com’s User Experience

Booking.com, the popular online travel booking website, has long been criticized for its bad user experience. But recent investigations have uncovered a more serious problem: the company's widespread use of dark patterns and manipulative design elements that deceive users and…

Your portfolio wasn't designed responsively

Lately, I got several junior designers' requests to answer some questions around the portfolio and how to get a job. The most frequently asked question was on how to get an interview and succeed there. This reminded me of one story that happened to me a few years ago when I had…

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