Our job as designers is no longer to blindly add intelligence. It is to design how intelligence behaves.

Patterns over components. Always.

Create beautiful desktop apps in minutes by chatting with AI. Now in private beta.

A quick guide to the CSS backdrop-filter property.

What if the meeting is the prototype?

Go beyond “Swap swaps” to explore, decide on and implement slot patterns.

Agents don’t need their own screen, they need better systems to operate in.

Building a type scale for your website.

Anthropic’s Jenny Wen on why the traditional design process is dead, how engineers are forcing the role to evolve, and what designers must do to stay relevant in the age of AI.

LLMs drift, fabricate tokens, and start every session from scratch. Here's how to feed your design system to AI coding agents so they stop guessing.

Some things work better in a small and cozy environment.

It’s time for the MVP to level up.

I’ve always believed in the power of small teams.

Correctness tests for CSS minification tools. Each test provides a CSS input and a single canonical minified output. A tool passes if its output matches exactly.

As Figma Slots push composability, be ready to drop props.

How to structure, plan, and iterate for high-performance coding agents.

Agents are shipping faster than we can think so we need a space to zoom out more than ever.

A four-act reflection on how frictionless AI tools reshape creative behaviour, blur intention, and make committing to a final version increasingly difficult.

The work AI makes easiest to skip is the work that matters most.

Letters to a Young Creator is a collection of honest perspectives on what it takes to make something great, written by people who have done it before.

In this blog post, I’ll show you the best way I’ve found to work with sprites in CSSb.

It’s a powerful upcoming CSS primitive that defines a custom shape for an element’s border.

It's hard to move in the regular spaces right now as a designer without noticing the continuing noise about AI.

You declare your dependencies with URLs, then they’re fetched over the network and become available to the rest of your code.

There is always a thousand details that could be better, but for every thousand only a hundred might actually be worthwhile.