A design system is what it does(opens matthenry.fyi in a new tab)
A comparison of how two design systems handle the humble text component
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frontendfoc.us
Why GitHub now ships more CSS, not less(opens frontendfoc.us in a new tab)
Frontend Focus — Issue #760
Google Design
Google Noto 3D Emoji Design Process(opens design.google in a new tab)
The unexpected design challenges of translating 2D emoji into open-source 3D
Dribbble
How To Stay Original While Designing With AI(opens dribbble.com in a new tab)
Dribbble Community Leader and Unfold Founder & Creative Director Eddie Lobanovskiy shares how his team uses AI tools to speed up moodboarding and prototyping, and explains why taste and judgment still decide what's original.
Figma
Figma Invests in the UK With Expanded London Office (opens figma.com in a new tab)
With our new London office, we’re getting closer to our customers and community.
9 Design Agencies Recognized For Their Original Brand Concepts(opens dribbble.com in a new tab)
From award winners to standout community picks, these nine concepts are featured for their originality, execution, and distinctive brand thinking.
Medium
Figma vs. Claude Design: From UI Screenshot to Functional Prototype(opens uxplanet.org in a new tab)
Both Figma and Claude Design allow you to go from a design idea to a fully functional prototype. And the cool thing is that you can feed
DEV Community
Production SQLite in 2026: Running Laravel Without a Database Server(opens dev.to in a new tab)
When Laravel 11 made SQLite the default database for new applications, it sparked a massive debate...
Buzzusborne
Designing with AI(opens buzzusborne.com in a new tab)
Case study: How a career of building creative teams, design systems and collaborative practices led to AI tools that increase speed without lowering the quality bar..
Bram.us
New in Chrome 154: iframes that automatically resize themselves to their content(opens bram.us in a new tab)
Chrome 154 adds support for responsively-sized iframes, letting an <iframe> size itself based on the intrinsic size of its embedded document. This is perfect for seamlessly embedding third-party comment widgets, varying-height social media embeds, or any other type of embed that
12 CSS features that can retire your dependencies(opens frontendfoc.us in a new tab)
Highlights various CSS features that we can turn to now, retiring some toolchain dependencies in turn. Things like native nesting instead of Sass, :has() instead of wrapper-class hacks, and more.
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