I think one of the hardest skills in design is knowing what not to add. Not every empty space needs content. Not every interaction needs animation. Not every screen needs to impress.
Sometimes the best thing I can do for a design is leave it alone for a day — and almost every time I come back, I notice things I couldn’t see before 🤔
Higgsfield recently introduced Layers. You can now split any image into separate layers, edit each one individually, replace text or objects, and keep the rest of the image unchanged.
Figma shared a behind-the-scenes look at how they built Nested Folders.
What’s interesting isn’t just the feature itself, but how the team changed the way designers and engineers work together — moving away from traditional handoffs toward a more collaborative process.
A really interesting read on how AI and agents are changing the way product teams work.
One of the visual trends of the past few months — miniature construction scenes building real objects 🍓 It plays with scale in a way that instantly grabs attention and makes the scene feel alive. Before this trend fades — here’s the prompt example ↓
Not a review, just an observation. F1 is nicely shot — I really enjoyed it. Balanced visuals and well-paced edits throughout. And of course, a great cast and a simple but engaging story. If you haven’t seen it yet — I’d recommend giving it a watch.
⭐️ 8/10
What do you think will happen to the liquid glass trend in the next 3-5 years? Will it get refined to perfection — or will it disappear like many other trends? 🧐