Mastering the art of prototyping is akin to wielding a powerful toolset that empowers designers and developers to iterate, refine, and ultimately deliver products that resonate deeply with their audience.

HP’s design system team reveals how they used Figma to streamline processes, break down silos, and save developers time.

Smoke fonts are perfect for adding an element of movement and mystique to typography, evoking images of swirling mist and drifting vapor. They can create a sense of drama, elegance, and creativity in your designs.

Creating user interfaces for expert users, such as engineers or administrators, often requires additional principles on top of universal ones.

Starting a creative venture with no money can be challenging, but it’s definitely possible with the right approach and mindset.

This week’s issue we’re stepping back and exploring the surprising value of useless things. We’re admiring the whimsical Eames-designed Solar Do-Nothing Machine and questioning what the right balance is between function and emotion. Sometimes in design, it’s the things that are hard to justify rationally that matter the most.

Hello friends, if you are preparing for System design interviews then one concept you must prepare is load balancing algorithms.

Becoming a team leader in UX design is not only a big responsibility but also a great opportunity to develop your leadership skills and contribute to the success of your team and company.

Dribbble’s mission is to help professional designers earn a living doing work they take pride in. The primary objective of everything we do — every new feature, policy, and campaign — is to maximize the number of users searching, interacting, and transacting through our platform.

Amid this AI gold rush, many of us find ourselves grappling with questions that have only grown more complex since I last wrote about this topic: How will these technologies reshape our roles? What new skills do we need to develop? And perhaps most pressingly, where is all of this actually going?