Discover curated UI Skills for design engineers, including accessibility, motion, frontend craft, and interface quality guides with copy-ready install commands.

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This week's episode is with Ron Goldin who has led design at Google, Shopify, UberEats, and in my opinion, he's the perfect example of what it looks like to thrive as a design leader in an AI world.

AI doesn't effectively recognize and implement components in isolation. What AI consumes - and amplifies - is context.

A prototype without a question becomes a demo. Demos can inspire, but they don't always teach.

The thing nobody really warned me about is how much AI changes the shape of engineering work, not just the speed of it.

heerich.js is a minimalist JavaScript engine that constructs 3D voxel compositions and distills them into pristine SVG.

Every day, I’ll post a thought-provoking quote from a designer I admire.

Loop engineering is replacing yourself as the person who prompts the agent. You design the system that does it instead.

Check designs compares your designs against your design system, flags what's off, and suggests the correct fix in one click.

Good typography rarely announces itself, and optical sizing is a practice where a craft older than the printing press meets the most modern tooling we have.

Soleio reframes luck as a measurable structure with three facets — orientation, surface area, and novel action. The closing talk from Tokyo Design Forum 2026.

Code isn't just a way to implement a design, it's a way to find one.

Now AI has compressed delivery so aggressively, discovery becomes the dominant differentiator between products.

Why coding your own site is finally worth the effort and what it actually unlocks.

Confidence is cheap. Calibration is rare. The designers who win are the ones who know the difference.

How creative work is shifting from traditional outputs to atomic system-led outcomes.

We shouldn't assume that AI knows how to choose the right component and how to design with accessibility in mind. It needs priorities, a clear path on how we make decisions, design principles, examples, do's and don'ts.

An agent doesn't stop at that edge. It can't. It runs into something you left open, a prop you never added, a state nobody designed, a spacing value that shows up in three components and never got a name, and it just keeps going.

The CSS letter-spacing property adjusts the space between all characters in a block of text.