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Weekly curated resources for designers — thinkers and makers. “For more than a decade, Figma defined modern product design. It made collaboration effortless, turned design into a shared language, and became the default workspace for teams building software. But as AI reshapes how products are planned, prototyped, and s
The hidden cost of always agreeable, always available chatbots What I’m like at 2 a.m., spending hours rephrasing one tiny question for AI. I start researching this topic because of personal experience. As a diagnosed OCD patient, I have spent more nights than I’d like to admit staring at a chatbot, trying to get reass
Why global design inherited the wrong framework for reading Japanese aesthetics. Continue reading on UX Collective »
AI is redefining work faster than experience can be passed on. Image source: Getty Images Mentorship has traditionally depended on mentors having experience that mentees have not yet had the opportunity to acquire. But what happens when the profession changes faster than experience can accumulate? I’ve spent most of my
A concept on the horizon, explored A token holds a single decision. A component is a whole assembly. The interesting work lives in the gap between them, and people have worked that gap for years under different names. What it never had was one shared definition that every tool could build from. That gap used to be harm
The press never tires. The inspector does. AI assisted. It costs ten times more to refute than making it. Generative AI drove the cost of making to zero. The fix is a design problem, not a fact-checking race. In 2013 an Italian programmer named Alberto Brandolini watched a political talk show and posted a single senten
The setup that makes Claude Code fit into your designer workflow Continue reading on UX Collective »
The judgment layer most discovery practice leaves unexplored Image created by Author using DALL-E 3 You can measure what happened with a product after you released it. What most discovery practice never examines, and has no frame for examining, is whether the human reasoning that produced it was sound. There are two ga
Following the line from Plato’s Forms to the iPod, and what it reveals about where great design actually begins. Continue reading on UX Collective »
Why bad UX is often a business decision, not a design failure. There’s a screen most people have seen at least once. You’re trying to cancel a subscription. You’ve made up your mind. You click the button that looks like it starts the process. And then something strange happens. The page that loads isn’t a cancellation
Decades of psychology research, including Harvard’s 85-year happiness study, reveal what genuinely predicts a happy life. Learn what the science actually says about money, relationships, and the habits within your control. In 1938, Harvard researchers began tracking 724 teenage boys, checking in on their lives every tw
The Jakob Nielsen’s 10 heuristics will be served as a series or as episodes to you all. I will publish each heuristic a week- Every… Continue reading on UX Planet »
Figma Sites is an incredible vision. But we aren’t at “One-Click Publishing” yet. As product designers, our ultimate anchor is the single source of truth. We spend months building robust, scalable design systems so that our work stays clean, unified, and intentional. Right now, jumping from Figma Design to Figma Sites
There’s a moment in an emergency when the world narrows. Not metaphorically. Literally. Your peripheral vision contracts. Sounds flatten into background noise. The only thing that exists is the thing directly in front of you. Psychologists call it perceptual narrowing. The psychologist [J. A. Easterbrook described the
Why codebase access might be the most underused tool in a product designer’s workflow Continue reading on UX Planet »
A step-by-step guide to creating a complete Pong clone with event handling, game physics, score tracking, and computer-controlled gameplay. Photo by Call Me Fred on Unsplash Most of you probably know the Pong game. If you are from my generation, you probably played it during your childhood on button mobile phones. Even
You type 40 words per minute. You speak 150. That's a 3x gap sitting there every day, and most people never fix it. I stopped typing most of my work and started speaking instead. Prompts, Slack messages, design notes, docs. I press a hotkey, I talk, and the text appears. Not into a recorder. Directly into whatever I'm
Claude Code subagents are not just a way to create autonomous AI workers. Used properly, they are a great way to make Claude Code faster… Continue reading on UX Planet »
UK workforce compliance guide for product design teams If you’re hiring product designers, UX/UI designers, UX researchers, content designers, design system designers, design managers, DesignOps specialists, prototypers, and freelance design partners in the UK, this 7-step guide is for you. Disclosure: This guide is no
What’s new in Figma for product designers Continue reading on UX Planet »
A behind-the-scenes look at how editorial composition, purposeful motion, and minimalist design create a portfolio that lets cinematic CGI take the spotlight.
A detailed look at the rendering architecture, custom tooling, and performance techniques behind Shopify's Spring '26 Edition: Everywhere.
A spotlight on Brisbane-based designer Kevin Lam, and his practice of turning brand stories into soulful experiences across digital, print and motion.
Add fast, stable visual testing to your Browser Mode component tests
How we designed and built a portfolio that preserves cinematic storytelling through rhythm, motion, and restraint.