i would love to work on the design of the atmosphere oauth permissions screen because currently it looks scarier, more overwhelming, and more confusing if you implement scopes than if you just do transition:generic 1st image: transition generic 2nd image: permission scopes

Are you a designer wanting a friendly #AtmosphericUX to onboard new users to your service? Check out what @keithlaugh.love crafted for @pollen.place: login = atmosphere account what's that = dropdown w/examples sign up = we'll make you one

can someone get a design/branding grant to give @atmosphere.community a brand that will work for universal login? the goose is a fantastic mascot, it's just not a logo (i.e. it doesn't work on a universal login button). the @ is cool, but not distinct enough. it's also too techie.

Today I’m playing with an idea that’s been on my mind for too long: storing design systems tokens on the #Atmosphere My proof of concept works, and that Makes Me Happy™

Signing into the Atmosphere is a bit of a lottery. This is a user problem. But it's also a builder problem. The Atmosphere needs a brand identify, a design system, tools for builders to drive broad dev and user adoption. wecanjustdothings.leaflet.pub/3mlv5oijn5s2q #ATmosphere 🌀 #ATproto 🪿

I know a lot of us had feedback and ideas for next year. Do us a favor and gather them up as you write/find them! #ATmosphereConf2026

Me, writing an off-protocol proof-of-concept that requires a login: "should I make everyone get an atmosphere account?"

Our community has gathered around the concept of Atmosphere. There’s work to do in explaining, culture building, and the concrete task of rallying around a brand / logo, especially around login.

finally posted thoughts about the atmosphere conf (along with an illustration and a bunch of tweaks to the blog) macwright.com/2026/04/05/in-the-atmosphere

i'm starting a diary on atmospheric login as a way to explore the topic in some depth. our login experience is how everyday folks will form their understanding of what the atmosphere even is—and the design space is super rich. the web may also have some tricks up its sleeve for us...