Every product problem is easier once you zoom out and look at the whole landscape

Hug for grids in Figma is exactly the kind of quality-of-life update that quietly removes a lot of layout pain.

AI UX is becoming its own discipline. You can feel it. Shape of AI (shape dot ai) is one of the clearest overviews of the patterns, guardrails, and behaviours we should be designing for.

Finally giving this a try

From the beach to the river, switching lanes for a bit

BF/CM sale is live for figQA. It’s 80% off… kinda wild. If you hate manual component QA, now’s your shot. DM me to get your discount code!

What’s one design “rule” you break on purpose?

Not everything has to scale. Some things just have to work.

Building a product and need a hand with design? I’ve got a few spots open this month → nordlean dot com

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Coffee. Figma. Sunlight. That’s the dream.

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Good UX feels invisible. Bad UX makes you write a tweet about it.

Anyone tried the MX Creative Console yet? what’s it like?

If your product feels “off” but you can’t explain why, it's usually UX debt hiding under UI polish

Been playing around with some mock sets, these are the slickest out there ✨

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What’s everyone’s take on the new Contra community feature? game changer or just fluff?

Built a Figma plugin that stress-tests your components to see what breaks. Drop a comment and I’ll send you the link 👇

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Framer is the most exciting thing for designers rn

Too many options kill momentum. The right constraints set you free

WIP 🚧

AirPods can now do live translation. Sunny showed it on screen, now it’s real. Curious how well it works

Vibe-coded a little something that uses nano banana. Dropping soon.

Built a little Figma plugin to auto-QA design system components. No more manually testing 200 variants. Wanna try it?

That orange iPhone tho 👀

WIP 🚧 — Framer’s way better than I gave it credit for. Feel like a clown for brushing it off at first.

We can build anything now But speed shouldn’t be the proposition Use it to handle the boring stuff Great design still takes time

Icons are either: ✔️ Free but sloppy ✔️ Pretty but built with strokes in Figma I’m this close to making my own library.

Been testing out Figma Sites and Framer Honestly a bit sick of coding marketing sites right now I love my NextJS + Prismic stack, but tweaking small designs feels like too much process Still… I miss raw HTML + CSS. Where did we go wrong?

Got 5 invites for Dia, the AI browser everyone’s talking about. DM if you want one.

Currently reworking my personal brand Moving away from the Dieter Rams-style orange + grey Love the aesthetic, but it feels like every second brand is using it Time to move on

AI won’t replace specialists, but Dylan Field says it’ll reward generalists. If you can dip into design, product, and dev, you’ll connect dots that silos miss

Today's inspo: 🍍

If Apple releases a lower-cost Vision Pro, it could mark the point where spatial interfaces start competing with the screens we use every day.

Getting more into infographic design, this book’s been a fun one to flip through

"Made with AI” labels are emerging as trust signals. Less about disclaimers, more about giving people clarity and confidence in the content they view.

Well-crafted UI kits will keep rising in demand. With Figma Make, MCP servers, and AI agents, turning a favourite kit into production code in your framework of choice will be seamless.

More sites are breaking out of the single vertical scroll with flexible grids, layered layouts, and interactive storytelling. It’s a shift that makes web design feel less like reading a page and more like experiencing a product.

The best AI experiences suggest, preview, and execute, with a smooth undo. This makes AI feel safe to use and useful.

INP is now a core metric for UX. It captures how quickly a site responds after a click or tap, turning “fast” from a vague promise into something measurable.

AI agents shine when they become part of your workflow. Context + action = real value. When AI can see what you’re working on and offer the next step, it stops being “just chat” and becomes a real partner. That’s the design shift happening now.

Today's inspo: tourism posters

Some Webflow sites lately: gorgeous, animated, and… moving at 2 FPS. Yes, you can overdo it

WIP 🚧

What’s the best product design showreels out there? Needing some inspo

Loving GPT-5 so far, the code output is much cleaner and it doesn't hallucinate as much

What's the best Figma to AE bridge these days? AEUX feels a bit outdated, is Overlord the gold standard?