Design systems as evolving skills, not rigid kits
If component kits really are becoming obsolete, the design system you maintain may need a governing skill rather than another Figma library update.
Stageshow teaches agents to finish a demo
This is a concrete template for turning your own taste about timing and framing into something an agent can execute without you reviewing every curve.
Figma PM OS shares how a team built 31 reusable AI skills for daily work
A working example of internal AI tooling built as modular skills in a shared repo instead of a separate product, which you could copy for your own practice.
Doubtcomes from scars that AI can't carry
A sharp framing of why generated output lacks the hesitation that comes from having failed before, worth applying when deciding how much to trust a first AI draft.
Customizable select finally lets the option show what matters
A native form control can now show previews or images instead of text, closing a long-standing gap between plain HTML forms and the polish of design tools.
Swiss Post Sans three years to design the typeface no one notices
A case study in how a typeface disappears into legibility across four languages while still being built from hundreds of deliberate decisions, a useful reference for restraint done well.
Faster, cheaper, better is the permanent condition of design
A clear argument that chasing speed, cost and quality simultaneously is a losing game, useful for deciding what Kraftwrk actually competes on.
Census Bureau publishes AI adoption data that reveals how broad the trend really is
Shows how a single change in survey wording inflated AI adoption numbers, a useful caution before citing adoption statistics to a client.
Design systems as evolving skills, not rigid kits
If component kits really are becoming obsolete, the design system you maintain may need a governing skill rather than another Figma library update.
Write down three rules you'd give someone copying your team's visual restraint, then check whether they read like a style guide or like instructions an agent could follow.