AI

Figma Config 2026 revealed how AI is transforming design, accelerating execution, but elevating the value of human judgment, endurance, and vision. As machines get faster, designers must focus on ethics, real-world impact, and what only people can imagine and build.

AI’s rapid rise is creating a divide between fluent and unfamiliar team members, especially in design. This post explores how gaps in AI skills can fracture teams, the hidden human costs, and practical ways to bridge the divide for a more connected, future-ready workplace.

In a world where AI and constant change can feel overwhelming, staying relevant means seeking out work that energizes you, leaning into uncertainty, and looking for ways to keep growing, no matter where the field is headed. Here’s how designers can thrive amid rapid transformation.

When products, features, and even business models can be copied in hours, the real advantage is learning faster and delivering what your audience actually needs. Tight feedback loops help teams listen, ship, and adapt in real time, turning user insight into a winning strategy.

As the systems behind products begin generating UI on demand, shaped by intent and context, the role of design changes. This article explores durable and temporary UI and how designers can shape trustworthy systems that communicate clearly at any given moment.

The most valuable skill for designers today isn’t mastering new tools, it’s knowing how to spot opportunities and decide what’s worth building. This article explores why judgment and idea generation now set great designers apart.

Figma’s 2025 AI report shows how AI is reshaping design work, raising expectations, and making design skills more valuable. From prototyping to agentic AI, it’s clear that designers who experiment now will shape the future.

AI-assisted coding moves at lightning speed, but good design still takes time. Here’s how teams can adapt their processes so design and engineering stay in sync without sacrificing quality or burning out.

Explore a gallery of 3D image styles created with GPT-4o, each paired with ready-to-use prompts or JSON. Built from a personal collection of examples, this simple app is designed to help you experiment, remix, or spark new ideas.

The Future of Jobs Report 2025 predicts growth for UX designers, but why doesn’t it feel that way? Here’s what designers should know about what’s ahead.

While AI and code-first approaches are on the rise, design tools remain essential for collaboration and iteration. However, not every project requires a design process. Here’s when Figma is worth it—and when jumping straight into code makes sense.

o3, the latest iteration from OpenAI, builds on the success of earlier GPT models, with enhanced reasoning, coding, and problem-solving capabilities that are poised to transform design.