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At Config 2026, Figma is responding to AI pressure by expanding its canvas into code layers, motion, and shaders to prevent teams from bypassing design handoffs entirely. The real test for the platform is no longer about competing with other design tools but proving that a canvas-first workflow can stay relevant in an AI era of code-first, agentic software building. (image source: Figma)
26 Jun
Design & Systems
Posted by author-avatar metadiagram
June 26, 2026

Rethinking Figma in an AI World

As AI pulls product development closer to code, Config 2026 reveals Figma’s high-stakes gamble to survive an era of agentic workflows i...
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Hiring a product team in the UK? Here is what you need to know
25 Jun
Design & Systems
Posted by author-avatar metadiagram
June 25, 2026

Hiring a product team in the UK? Here is what you need to know

UK workforce compliance guide for product design teamsIf you’re hiring product designers, UX/UI designers, UX researchers, content desi...
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Screenshot of the open pull request list for IBM’s Carbon design system on GitHub, page 2 of 4, showing 76 open contributions in various states. Several are tagged “status: one more review,” indicating they are waiting on a single human reviewer before they can be merged into the library.
25 Jun
Design & Systems
Posted by author-avatar metadiagram
June 25, 2026

Your design system runs on one person’s judgment-AI is about to prove it

Your design system runs on one person’s judgment — AI is about to prove it76 open contributions to IBM’s Carbon design system, each wai...
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Flowchart showing how the loss of a shared standard of quality creates organizational decline: unclear quality standards lead to expensive evaluation, slower decisions, more process, more politics, more complexity, talent attrition, and ultimately system drift.
22 Jun
Design & Systems
Posted by author-avatar metadiagram
June 22, 2026

The organizational cost of low taste

When taste is weak, organizations don’t fail in strategy. They fail in decisions.This is what happens when an organization loses a shar...
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Access is not mastery, the polymath UX architect, A2UI under the hood
22 Jun
Design & Systems
Posted by author-avatar metadiagram
June 22, 2026

Access is not mastery, the polymath UX architect, A2UI under the hood

Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers.“I’ve seen PMs and sales teams build working prototypes with AI tools that...
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Two products. Both fortune-tellers. Wildly different operating costs.
22 Jun
Design & Systems
Posted by author-avatar metadiagram
June 22, 2026

The Magic 8-Ball vs. Gen AI: a surprisingly interesting comparison

Two products. Both fortune-tellers. Wildly different operating costs.One Is a Plastic Sphere Filled With Alcohol. The Other Is a Trilli...
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Illustration of a large office building positioned between two conveyor belts. On the left, three humanoid robots stand on a conveyor belt moving toward the building. On the right, three human workers stand on a conveyor belt carrying boxes away from the building. The black-and-white hand-drawn illustration symbolizes AI and automation reshaping human jobs in the workplace.
19 Jun
Design & Systems
Posted by author-avatar metadiagram
June 19, 2026

One skill separates the designers who survive 2026 from the ones who don’t

AI is putting the future of UX designers in jeopardy, unless they are willing to become builders, makers, and system thinkers.Every few...
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Top 5 Gamma Templates for Product Team
18 Jun
Design & Systems
Posted by author-avatar metadiagram
June 18, 2026

Top 5 Gamma Templates for Product Team

Pretty much every product team needs to create presentations. But when it comes to designing the actual slide deck, the process can qui...
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Collage-style graphic featuring three visual elements. On the left, a man dressed in white sits on a light-coloured sofa in a bright room with large windows and greenery visible outside. In the centre, a screenshot of a news article about Airbnb co-founder Joe Gebbia becoming America’s “Chief Design Officer,” including a red-carpet photo of him in a cream suit. On the right, a black-and-white image of a performer gesturing toward the camera. Torn-paper edges and blocks of orange, white, and turq
18 Jun
Design & Systems
Posted by author-avatar metadiagram
June 18, 2026

While everyone talks about AI, design is gaining power

Some of the world’s biggest technology companies are quietly elevating design from a support function to a strategic one.Something inte...
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A2UI under the hood: Designing for the new era of radically adaptive UI
18 Jun
Design & Systems
Posted by author-avatar metadiagram
June 18, 2026

A2UI under the hood: Designing for the new era of radically adaptive UI

An introduction for designersAs a designer, I am optimistic about this one, and that is not my usual reflex with AI interface design.Yo...
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