My theory is that these are a status symbol compared to bicycles instead of bigger cars.

Here's a really good article from Rory Sutherland . This (edited) section is something I think a lot of designers will resonate with. "What would’ve happened if you hadn’t given the brief to a load of engineering firms who immediately focused on speed, time, distance,

Very impressed with the new Gemini 3 model in Figma Make. Got this in one shot.

Excited to announce Tool UI, a first of its kind component library specifically for LLM/MCP tool calls. Based on shadcn /ui. Copy-pasteable. Open source. tool-ui.com

Opus 4.5 came out, and suddenly, this is the future. Suddenly, a world that had already been made out of software for decades has become read/write for anything by anyone.

Feels like another building block of where the future of design beyond Figma will go. A canvas of interactive tiles.

Seems like a fun vibe code game project

Hire an artist for illustration should become the default again when shipping new tech.

Quite a solid process, get a prototype version up and running, and once that’s solid, start the real thing.

Echoes my experience too. Lots of designers seemed to have jumped from vibe-coders v0/Bolt/Figma Make to just straight up Claude Code and Cursor.

I wrote a new article about the dream of a living context that both humans and machines can read and write to. linkedin.com/pulse/context-…

Damn, just tried out Framer MCP, and it just works... could have saved so much time last few days. Anyway, saving time going forwards

With electric + self-driving, human action is no longer mechanically necessary, and driving experience design starts to look a lot like video game design. This experience detached from mechanical reality is upsetting a lot of petrol-heads, but there's no other way out.

Our friend Claude got a few very special upgrades!! Instead of just text, you can interact with Claude's responses. Less typing, more clicking (but also still typing if you'd like!) 💫 Si Min Lee, Alex, and Chelsea. So many nice details; lots of them designed directly in code

Quite happy with this. A couple of hours of refinement took it from a vibe-coded Christmas tree to a calm data pipeline monitoring dashboard.