Really impressed by how accurately the UI design was translated into frontend development.

Sincere thanks for making it open source and sharing it with the world. Gosh so this is what the sweet spot between ux practice and academics looks like. Keep up the great work!

Abstract can be super powerful and can replace Zeplin entirely but, also in my case, it's usually just me or maybe 2 designers in total collab-ing in a single abstract project.

It'd be super nice If I can ditch Abstract altogether for native sketch version controlling.

Mattew O'Connor, I'm pretty certain Dexter W is referring to the standard 'git workflow'. Just google the last two words.

Interestingly seldom us designers will follow that or any standardized branching format and we'll just create branches and sub-branches as we seem fit. We usually wing it in Abstract, don't we?

They're saying it's specifically for old Singaporean photos (I'm assuming that's what it's trained on) but it worked amazing for photos of my parents taken in dry middle eastern countries as well as ones taken in wet sub-continental countries.

Who do I contact to collect my royalty?

http://musavvir.info/share/musa-cover-photo.png

JK.

Ouch, that's too brutal.

Yet I'll agree with you wholeheartedly. This basically is equivalent to taking a ride on big-effing-rocket to mars and re-inventing the wheel there.

This compilation is truly is a breath of fresh air in the UI sphere otherwise full of stereotypical dribbble shots.

I'm already excited imagining possible use cases in different projects...

I agree - there's something intimidating about the page, makes you want to navigate away ASAP.

But I'd say, If grabbin' attention was the objective- they've succeeded.

Brutal! Hah, it sure stands out!

Not from my own website though, I find them similar. :P