Chrome is building a Decisions API that runs a decision model on your computer, for free and privately.

What Apple’s 1980 rules said about greyed-out commands.

Most of what we call ‘design’ is groping around a dark room looking for a black cat.

Software used to be made like a painting, one layer at a time. With agents, it’s closer to sculpture, and the hard part is seeing what to keep.

How to talk about design systems across functions.

On maintaining and rebuilding critical relationships.

The award spotlights inventive projects made with Readymag, a design tool for creating outstanding websites. Explore the shortlist and vote.

AI is getting better at design. Designers should too.

Maybe it’s less about machine-legible artifacts and more about where humans stay in the loop.

Here’s why the hardest design decisions happen where that autonomy ends.

If you want to build a product that people will use, find something that people already do and make it less painful.

Visual handoff for humans and agents. Freeze or record your screen, annotate with gestures, and hand the finished session to a human or AI.

Skills are becoming the apps of the agentic era. What you learn shipping quality software still applies to them.

Why the terminal feels so unfamiliar to designers, and how to read it anyway.

AI has designers questioning everything. But the three things we think we’re chosen for haven’t changed at all.

Free Figma alternative made on Rust. An independent, local-first, open-source design tool.

Nobody arrives at their first design job doubting their first idea; they defend it, usually too loudly.

Customizable select isn’t just a prettier dropdown. Five before/after demos show how options can carry what people need to decide.

Code is cheap now. What's still expensive is deciding what to build and how it should feel. I think that's the part the factory is missing.

Designing AI edits people can inspect, accept and recover from without losing the work they wanted to keep.