Product design in 2025

Designing for the eye, How AI changed product design, Liquid glass, A new way to style gaps in CSS, Drawing CSS Shapes using corner-shape, and more.

Highlights of the week ↘

Product design in 2025 - I’m digging into 7 questions that companies have asked me in recent months. - Tom Scott

Designing for the eye - Optical corrections in architecture and typography. - Niko Kitsakis

Product design, UX/UI and PM ↘

How to convince leaders to try new ideas - Change creates risk and most people do not like risk. - Scott Berkun

Liquid glass, fragile UX, and why I wanted 2 weeks before writing about it - A calm, inclusive look at Apple’s most radical UI shift. - Oleg Safranov

Design engineering ↘

A new way to style gaps in CSS - Say goodbye to border and pseudo-element hacks, and hello to CSS gap decorations. - Sam Davis Omekara, Patrick Brosset

Drawing CSS Shapes using corner-shape - When you define a border-radius you will get rounded corners. corner-shape allows you to change those rounded corners to something else. - Temani Afif

Artificial intelligence ↘

Designing AI features people actually want (video) - How to identify the right opportunities to design AI into a product that’s already working. - Ioana Teleanu, Michael Riddering

How AI changed product design - Plus, my favourite AI buddies. - Romina Kavcic

Last but not least ↘

The broken rhetoric of AI - A detox guide for designers navigating today’s AI discourse. - Mike Schindler

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