The convergence of design
You don't have to squint to see the pattern... but why?
Inside the making of Michelangelus, a contemporary serif shaped by handwriting, architecture, and stone.
Mathematicians are facing the sudden shift with grief, anger, and a desperate search for fresh ideas.
Router-agnostic page transitions for React, Svelte, Vue, Solid, Angular, and Qwik.
Four billion phones ask one text file what time it is. One lecturer keeps it in his spare time. We counted the rest.
Meetings aren’t the problem. The challenge is everything that comes after them. Download Granola for free and use it in your next meeting.
A model for rethinking what makes a designer in the age of AI.
Adding an image to a design, email, document, page, app, etc. is done for a reason.
We can all agree ”AI native“ is a little bit bullshit, but does it have to be so dystopian?
We surveyed 150k+ working creatives to explore how AI is changing creative work.
A comparison of how two design systems handle the humble text component.
Tactics from the best design teams and individuals working today, with notes on how the work got made.
References, details and techniques being deployed by Brazilian design studios to bring playfulness and nostalgia to the city’s streets.
Why agents need project documentation instead of retrieval from old conversations.
A complete, free political quiz: find your political ideology, compatible country and political figure across 12 axes.
A working prototype that lets you move test money as a file: into Finder, along with a message, or directly between two phones.
Agentic Brand Systems, a Little Plains research note.
AI should make us more capable—not just give us someone more capable to talk to.
There’s that person in your job who is the one people call for all kinds of tasks that only “they can do.”
Findings from nearly 120 design leaders — pathways, mentorship, portfolio careers, tooling, and the human qualities of leadership.
An essay that degrades 1% at a time, and a little more every time you leave it.
I am in a very weird place right now when it comes to design.
Portfolios from design managers, directors, VPs, and executives, each annotated with what it shows, why it works at that level, and what to steal.
Muse comes with an avatar you design and a keyring gadget. Few people would hand Meta their passwords, yet it topped the US App Store.
You manage agents, they manage more agents, and those agents manage even more agents.
The voice-to-text AI that turns speech into clear, polished writing in every app.
Glass that bends the page behind it. Liquid glass web components for HTML, React and Vue, tuned pixel by pixel against Apple’s own renderer.
Loading is a complex space, where sometimes the most natural solution is a bad one.
Google’s AI-era products keep breaking an old trust contract with users, and the model isn’t the reason.