A new role, and some questions I want to build my way through.

This series examines core concepts shaping our designed world, tracing their origins and dissecting their practical significance.

A realistic guide to shipping your own designs.

No, but it’s undergoing a revision. Written by Jessica Walsh.

How structured emergence solves manager burnout, team bottlenecks, and systemic design debt.

Now you can author skills for our agent, directly in Figma, to put your point of view to work. Here are 10 of our favorites to get you started.

A system that operates with some autonomy needs a way to tell the rest of the system when ordinary control is no longer adequate.

When accessible designs become inaccessible products.

A classification that forces teams to document implementation logic for sustained product consistency.

What Claude Code actually is, plus a plain-language decoder for the jargon around it. Models, tokens, agents, MCP, and friends.

Everything this page knows about you, it learned in under two seconds. Without a cookie, a permission prompt, or a click.

Draft seven real designers as chunky cartoon kids, stay under the follower-count salary cap, then post your lineup.

We focus on how people are designing and building with AI. I rarely read about how AI is changing “what” people are designing and building.

A field study of how 20 open-source design systems and 6 platforms make themselves readable to AI agents.

The most valuable thing you own dies with you, unless you get it out of your head. Let a machine and the person next to you finally use it.

Where delays are shown to be counterintuitive.

How automated output turns taste into the primary filter for software and product design.

Fifty years after its formal introduction, the discipline of IA is still widely misunderstood. Here‘s a corrective.

Honey, wake up, wireframes are so back.

Everyone wants to teach AI agents good taste. I just want them to stop filling every surface with icons in soft gray containers.