Tag
#design
Articles
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Claude Design has the incumbents scrambling
Anthropic shipped Claude Design a month after Google's Stitch 2.0. Everyone's watching Figma. The tools that should actually be nervous are Lovable, Bolt, and everything in that lane.
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From capture to inference
Why a vault of linked markdown notes and an enterprise knowledge graph are the same shape. And why I built Unicron, a Mac app that turns notes into action items and pushes them through to done.
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Think first, prompt later
Generative coding with AI makes building easy. Building the right thing still takes design thinking. Here's why that matters more, not less, in the age of AI.
Resources
- BalsamiqLow-fidelity wireframing tool that keeps designs intentionally rough so stakeholders focus on structure over aesthetics.
- Dive ClubA podcast and article series for designers who never stop learning.
- FigmaStill the default for collaborative interface design. Good for visual refinement after wireframes have done their job.
- Figma MCPGuide to Figma MCP server, which lets AI agents read design context from Figma files, write directly to the canvas, and turn live web UI into editable design layers. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP clients via either a remote server or the desktop app.
- html.to.designConverts any website into fully editable Figma designs without building each element from scratch.
- ImpeccableThe design language that makes your AI harness better at design.
- KlaritaA design brief and specification builder that walks you through discovery, problem and solution exploration to generate a build-ready spec, step by step.
- Sketching User ExperiencesBill Buxton on why sketches are the vehicle, not the destination. Foundational reading if you're trying to understand why low fidelity matters.
- UI Skills for Design EngineersA curated directory of UI skills for design engineers covering accessibility, motion, and frontend craft, with copy-ready install commands.
- Wireframing for EveryoneThe book I co-wrote with Leon Barnard and Billy Carlson. On using wireframes as a tool for thinking and collaboration, not just UI design.