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card updated Oct 19, 2026 · 10 clips parsed · following 28 · 101,700 likes total

Engagement5.07%normal range

Account summary

@designparser has 20,900 followers and 142 videos. Across the 10 parsed clips the average is 2,099 views and 102 likes. Engagement to views is 5.07%, which is normal range for TikTok. On the newer half of the feed the response is rising (+2.19 pp). Posts roughly 2.3 times a week. An average clip reaches 10% of the follower count.

Followers

20.9K

+100 in period

Engagement

5.07%

+2.19 pp newer half

Average views

2.1K

median 1.7K

Likes per clip

102

0 comments avg

Shares / saves

4 / 28

1.35% of viewers save

Posting rate

2.3 / wk

reach 10% of followers

Latest clips

10 collected

After a broken streak, most people in one study didn't continue. Strea — @designparser

3740:15After a broken streak, most people in one study didn't continue. Streak design has to protect it before that day. A low 18026

Streak design decides how much a missed day hurts. One broken streak f — @designparser

4490:19Streak design decides how much a missed day hurts. One broken streak fails two goals at once. Hiding the break keeps mor20035

A Bézier curve has a duration. A spring animation has physics, and you — @designparser

1.4K0:32A Bézier curve has a duration. A spring animation has physics, and you see the difference the moment a finger interrupts910440

UX guides cite the Zeigarnik effect, but only the Ovsiankina effect ho — @designparser

1.6K0:22UX guides cite the Zeigarnik effect, but only the Ovsiankina effect holds up. Users don't reliably remember unfinished t1031428

The serial position effect: people remember the first and last items o — @designparser

1.9K0:25The serial position effect: people remember the first and last items of a list best. Early items get rehearsed more, lat1300334

Ease, ease-in, ease-out and ease-in-out are all the same cubic bezier — @designparser

1.6K0:37Ease, ease-in, ease-out and ease-in-out are all the same cubic bezier function with four fixed numbers. Ease-out fits el970734

This green swatch is actually blue. Chromatic adaptation is why. Palet — @designparser

2.3K0:22This green swatch is actually blue. Chromatic adaptation is why. Palette colors pulled from photos can read wrong under 1171628

3.1K0:14Negative space in logo design can hide a third shape between two letters. A fill reveals it, and the eye can switch betw1280222

This is called blue-yellow color vision deficiency, specifically trita — @designparser

4.7K0:21This is called blue-yellow color vision deficiency, specifically tritanopia. But blue and green can be confused, along w14911238

Atomic design has no step one. It's easy to read the diagram as button — @designparser

3.7K0:19Atomic design has no step one. It's easy to read the diagram as button, field, then header, in that order. Brad Frost's 1620249

Engagement per clip

10 parsed clips · newest on the right · click a bar to open the clip peak: 7.1% ER

Sep 14Oct 1Oct 15

Date	Views	Likes	Comments	Shares	Saves	ER
Oct 15, 2026	374	18	0	2	6	5.35%
Oct 12, 2026	449	20	0	3	5	5.12%
Oct 8, 2026	1,421	91	0	4	40	6.69%
Oct 5, 2026	1,578	103	1	4	28	6.84%
Oct 1, 2026	1,866	130	0	3	34	7.13%
Sep 28, 2026	1,582	97	0	7	34	6.57%
Sep 24, 2026	2,266	117	1	6	28	5.47%
Sep 21, 2026	3,132	128	0	2	22	4.15%
Sep 17, 2026	4,657	149	1	12	38	3.48%
Sep 14, 2026	3,662	162	0	2	49	4.48%