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Figma’s pitch this year: design, code, and motion are now one surface. Ten thousand people in San Francisco, a sold-out keynote, and a stack of announcements that blur the line between the canvas and the codebase.

Some of it earns its applause. Some of it is a keynote demo that won’t survive contact with a real file. Here’s the cut that matters, sorted by whether you sh...


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Two magazine traditions, one seam—order and rupture sharing the same page. AI assisted.

One Designed With a Ruler, the Other Set Them on Fire With A Fire Thrower. Both Are Right, and that Argument Still Shapes How Designers Think, Even in the World of AI.

Roger Black and


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It is not better animations or a cleaner type. It is knowing the real problem and having the guts to solve that one.

You know what separates a designer who gets paid $5K from one who gets paid $50K?

Not better animations. Not “cleaner” typography. Not understanding Figma better than everyone else.

It’s this: they decided what problem...


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A dictionary for making structured design decisionsBetween what we observe and what we design lies a translation layer.

Research produces insights, but interfaces require decisions. And between those two worlds lies a gap that every designer eventually fills with subjectivity.

That’s why I designed a translation layer composed of four interconnected dimensions: user defi...


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