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Becoming an AI-native designer
On demos, tacit knowledge, and building your own scaffoldingI’ve spent seven years in the design industry. Strip away the user research...
Rethinking the shape of design teams in an AI world
For our juniors, organisations and future generations to come.As AI disrupts the design process and traditional hierarchies, organisati...
Haptics: how to build a consistent cross-platform solution and align code with Figma
How we turned Apple’s haptic semantics into three numeric parameters that work identically on iOS, Android, and web — and mirror our Fi...
Your AI agent can read your codebase. It doesn’t know your product.
How to feed AI coding agents the brand, patterns, and visual language that aren’t in your code.An open book of code lines beside a fann...
Oh, but there’s one more thing
The value of design in the AI eraHeader image inspired by the original Macintosh ads and by Barbara Kruger’s conceptual art. The 1984 A...
I watched the manosphere documentary; here is how design is making things worse.
Somewhere between the happy path and edge cases, we forgot to design against harmful actors.Source: NetflixLast month, Louis Theroux’s ...
AI, UX, and the factory model
The digital assembly line: Strategic orchestration and the industrialisation of user experience
The Future of UI Design is Agentic Design
Deep dive into Anima AI agent for Figma2026 is the year that redefines how we design products. In 2026, when we need to create a new de...
