A playful exploration of animating repeated image frames along a path, inspired by Joana Correia’s motion design reel.

Modern businesses operate in a world where delivering flawless products is not just a competitive edge but a necessity. As customer expectations rise and production volumes soar, the challenge of maintaining consistent product quality becomes more complex. Manual inspection methods, once the backbone of visual quality control, are now being replaced by advanced solutions offered by an AI Development Company. These companies build AI-powered visual quality control systems that help businesses…

Last year, in Figma’s first annual AI report, we suggested that we were in a “pivotal” moment with AI, when AI hype in the industry was at its peak. While so much has changed in the twelve months since then, we’re still wrestling with many of the same questions. With foundational models becoming less expensive and widely accessible, there’s more competition than ever, and product builders are feeling pressure to both adopt…

Every year on April 22, Earth Day reminds us of our responsibility to protect and preserve our planet. Designers and artists play a vital role in shaping a more sustainable future by creating work that raises awareness, reduces waste, and promotes eco-friendly solutions.

We talked to Brazilian graphic designer Breno Bitencourt, who is known for his bold, expressive logo designs that push traditional design boundaries.

Selecting the right colors for your app enhances user experience and attracts more downloads. In this article, I’ll provide 3 color palettes for each of 5 different app types, along with ideas to apply them effectively.

How New Heuristics Are Reshaping the Creative Process Between Humans and Machines

3D web design has the power to pull users in, keep them engaged, and make experiences unforgettable—but only if it’s done right. When it’s smooth, intuitive, and actually *helps* users navigate or interact, it’s a game-changer. But if it slows things down, confuses users, or adds unnecessary complexity, it’s nothing more than a digital roadblock.

But our digital world has been getting flatter, more muted.

Simple products are immediately familiar and usable. When I pick up a knife or a cup, I never have to think to myself, “How do I use this?”, even if I’m at a friend’s and have never seen their tableware before.