Generate box-shadow, border-radius, and background code for neumorphic designs.

Reflections on why good judgment outlasts tools, and simplicity always wins.

Defining a brand that doesn’t just speak to fans but behaves like one: emotional, expressive and ever-evolving.

With AI, someone still has to direct the work—set goals, choose constraints, and judge outputs.

Generate responsive type scales with CSS clamp() values—fluid typography that scales beautifully across all devices.

You probably don’t want to build “finished software”. But what can we learn by thinking about it as a concept?

How models cluster accents, dialects, native languages, and language families—all in a 3D latent visualization.

Understanding Spotify’s new API restrictions and finding practical alternatives.

Designing for the needs of people with permanent, temporary, situational, or changing disabilities — all of us really.

Convenience is all destination and no journey.

Giving up control over how large your typography is on a particular screen.

Maybe Microsoft and Google got this wrong. But that seems unlikely.

A data-driven animation for Fulton Center commissioned by MTA Arts & Design for its 40th anniversary.

Loosely there are two visions for the future of how we interact with computers.

Implementation patterns, accessibility guidelines, and best practices for creating user-friendly interfaces.

When companies mistake volume for value, and incentivize outputs over outcomes.

Designers once controlled 85% of UX through UI and interactions. Now, with intelligence moving beneath the surface, that control has collapsed to 5%.

More than 80 years of works and includes the most iconic and noteworthy logos related to the world of Space Exploration.

Foils are fake (but plausible) options in screeners that catch inattentive or dishonest participants, protecting data quality and saving time.

Make PDFs accessible without having to fork out for Adobe Acrobat Pro.

This is a comic about AI art. A pretty honest one.

On AI, creativity, and craft.

This year’s Make-a-thon winners offer insights on how to prototype smarter, structure products better, and push Figma Make further.

The possibility is there, if you’re willing to put in the effort.

The original 8×8-pixel patterns that were in the original Control Panel for setting the desktop background and in MacPaint as fill patterns.

Neutral observations on the Vercel vs Cloudflare race to win the edge and developer mindshare.

A curated list of next generation creative talent from across the globe.

Whenever you find a complex system working in nature, it’s usually the output of a very simple system or thing that was iterated over and over.