Code Layers Figma canvas now shows code and its building process
It removes the handoff gap between design and code, so prototypes you build with engineers stay legible as decisions rather than just final pixels.
Design system agents Figma now lets AI read code and guidelines
If agents start touching your design system, giving them the rationale behind components, not just their shapes, is what keeps their output from drifting.
Figma Specs contextual home for design systems and agent handoff
Structured, linked context beats scattered Markdown for any handoff to an agent, which changes how you'd document a system going forward.
Enterprise AIbreaks siloed knowledge systems
It names a real organizational problem you've likely felt on client work: nobody owns the seams between content, logic and data that AI assistants expose.
Apple Foundation Models when local LLMs beat cloud models on mobile
A concrete rule for where on-device inference beats a cloud call saves you from defaulting every AI feature to the same architecture.
Arsenal's Rocastle type design as brand constraint
A bespoke blackletter built against contradictory constraints is a useful reference for how far a type system can bend before it breaks legibility.
Mesh gradients arrive in CSS after a decade of requests
Native mesh gradients remove a hack you've probably built with blend modes or SVG, and are worth testing in a current build today.
The disability dongle why flashy solutions fail
It's a sharp check against building a clever feature for stakeholders rather than a real fix, worth applying to the next proposal you write.
Code Layers Figma canvas now shows code and its building process
It removes the handoff gap between design and code, so prototypes you build with engineers stay legible as decisions rather than just final pixels.
Open a current Figma file and write one line of guidance for a component's "why," then check whether Code Layers or Specs would actually surface it to a collaborator or agent.