But anyone who’s actually built a product — especially as a designer — knows that the real work starts long before that prompt. Before a line of code is generated, before Figma files are opened, and long before anything gets shipped. It starts with a problem. A user. A context. And a sense of what good looks like.
Every piece of technology is an interface. Though the word has come to be a shorthand for what we see and use on a screen, an interface is anything that connects two or more things together. While that technically means that a piece of tape could be considered an interface between a picture and a wall, or a pipe between water and a home, interfaces become truly exciting when they…
In the latest episode of “How I Built This” with Guy Raz, Figma CEO and Co-founder Dylan Field charts the surprising milestones in both his personal and professional journey.
Whether it’s a button that responds to a click, a progress bar that animates smoothly, or a subtle hover effect on a card, these details help bring interfaces to life and make them feel more responsive and polished.
No one questions that, in the digital era, the best businesses and individuals try to devise effective methods to engross audience attention and turn visitors into leads. That is where a landing page creator comes into the picture as an indispensable asset in hitting these objectives. Knowledge of a creator’s primary features can make or break your marketing campaigns. This post dives into the essential features that any landing page…
“I didn’t have high expectations for this career nor did I think I could make a living from it,” says Mexico City-based graphic designer and illustrator Matias Funes. “Life proved me wrong, and over time, my passion and love for design grew enormously.”
Social media is no longer just about eye-catching single posts; it’s about creating experiences that draw people in and keep them engaged.
“Having the Webflow badge on Dribbble feels like finally getting that cool stamp on your passport—clients know you’ve traveled the land of responsive designs and survived the adventures of custom web animations. Seriously, though, it’s made landing dream website projects ridiculously easier.”
Leaders dream of teams working together seamlessly, like a dragon boat crew rowing in unison. But in big companies, people often struggle to understand one another because of differences in roles, expertise, and motivations. This lack of mutual understanding can hinder consensus-building and make collaboration difficult.
A huge part of building for the web is making experiences responsive. Usually, we think of responsive design in terms of making sites adapt to different viewport sizes, but what about being responsive to different mediums too?
