The inventor
“I’ve invented a machine that makes content.”
“I’ve invented a machine that makes content.”
The two metrics behind every working UI typeface.
Four unique industrial typefaces in one versatile superfamily.
A stock photography collection led by disabled creatives.
Bring Scandinavian minimalism to any website.
Picking the right legacy migration strategy.
“It depends on context and intent.”
So you think you can spot the watermarks?
An introduction for design systems practitioners.
Nailing head, header, heading, and headline for smoother handoffs.
The mechanical roots of monospace typefaces.
A UX approach to dashboards that actually drives decisions.
Turn product thinking into a spec AI builds from.
Five principles for amplifying design without dulling it.
”When software can think, we can rethink the UI of software.”
Mac app for moodboards, references, and visual inspiration.
The art of hunting for beautiful signs all over the world.
Ways to format times for clarity and accessibility.
“AI is changing design work fast.”
“Faster prototypes miss the point.”
How to design and review irreversible flows inclusively.
Why design education must imagine a different student.
A look at well-built examples you can learn from.
“The best interface of the coming years might be one you never see.”
“The best dark mode toggle is probably none.”
Create unique icons or build consistent icon sets.
Let your logo or text outshine white on HDR screens.
"The person who owns whether a product still agrees with itself."
“Yes, but you really shouldn’t.”
When you start to notice they are everywhere.
You can now also create an image from a sketch.
The web is evolving beyond menus, forms, and endless clicks.
The many color choices compliance misses.
How Apple wants to prove iPhone photos aren’t AI.
“So start giving credence to weird ideas.”
“We’ve built an entire culture around links.”
A private editor and AI skill built on eighteen writing rules.
“Removing something gives you time back.”
“I don’t see how JPEG XL is even as good a fit as WebP.”
“I see a six-month, multi-departmental war.”
How information drifts to manipulation.
“A lot of what makes a great experience is invisible.”
Naming your architecture when the tool can’t.
Engineering concepts animated for visual learners.
Increasing speed without compromising quality.
A few rules for less annoying interactions.
Why are they betting on such a niche team?
A walkthrough for non-technical UX people.
”A photo editor that brings delight back to editing.”
A local-first design environment from the creators of Sketch.
Ready for 24 accessibility talks in 24 hours?
Why bending screens require adaptive layouts.
Jev just decides, and that’s the whole point.
Understand the structure, and the tokens follow.
How centuries of metal type still rule digital design.
Why build a tool when you can deliver the result?
“That’s why you find it annoying.”
What’s the point of a second scrollbar?
When AI challenges the idea of human-only taste.
Firefox’s new design lands on desktop and mobile.
A practical way to polish vibecoded one-offs.
Turn websites into pixel playgrounds under fire.
Celebrating this year’s most creative handmade website.
Why the AI model is different and why it matters.

“We started editing ourselves so we wouldn’t sound like a machine, while the machine was edited so it wouldn’t sound like itself.”
Animated AI status indicators for JavaScript/React.
”Craft is a way of looking at the world.”
“‘Ease of use’ can actually mean more friction.”
When design becomes deciding what to leave out.
Liquid glass web components for HTML, React, and Vue.
The unseen rules holding every icon set together.
Google has released Nano Banana 2.1.
Understand, access, control, monitor, relevant, adaptable.
AI-created open-source apps that feel like Adobe tools.
How to steer a swarm of AI agents.
“Creatives adopting AI are earning more than ever.”
Why does everything end up looking the same?
Check and fix your color palette’s WCAG contrast.
How AI power users manage context engineering.
When judgment gets cheap, interfaces get smart.
Every disposable website has an expensive head.
“We decided based on what we knew.”
Why the W3C is rebuilding its successful WCAG standard.

“I want to read words written by my fellow humans, from their hearts and minds, through the effort of trying to clearly express what it is they’re trying to communicate, because in that effort, they figure out what it is that they actually think and want to say.”
“I want to feel the creator behind the software, not the factories.”
Why AI’s speed is everyone else’s slowdown.
“Understand code the way an architect understands stone.”
“We are designing how people understand the world and themselves.”
Canva’s first image model, trained to think like a designer.
It’s time to show up in a person-centric way.
“Shipping is a true test of your idea.”
Discover thousands of colors, named by people.
“Build features with AI, not AI features.”
Time savings are real, but enthusiasm remains limited.
How 94 designers handle their type in practice.
Building is cheap now, but waiting never was.
From crowd favorites to hidden gems.
Salaries of UX professionals from around the world.
What design teams do to stop AI drifting.