New issue of D4U Inspiration is up with another bunch of creative and functional ideas for user interface design.

The mobile app development process is an end-to-end framework that takes an idea from intent to a market-ready mobile application. It covers strategy, design, development, testing, deployment, and long-term optimization.

You’ve seen them everywhere lately—websites where objects rotate as you scroll, immersive product showcases that respond to your mouse movement, hero sections that feel alive. That’s 3D web design, and it’s no longer reserved for developers with years of experience or studios with massive budgets.

Today we’re introducing three new AI image editing tools that make precision editing faster, cleaner, and more intuitive—powering a more complete creative workflow in Figma.

Most onboarding doesn’t fail because steps are unclear — it fails because workflow thinking ignores how people actually make decisions under uncertainty. Causal Chain Thinking uncovers the beliefs, emotions, and risks that drive or block progress. This lesson shows you how to design onboarding that builds confidence, reduces hesitation, and moves customers forward from the very first interaction.

I have some notes from various times I’ve thought about the idea of native CSS mixins so I figured I’d get ’em down on (digital) paper!

This year, we’re giving you new tools to sculpt a dynamic web.

Summary:  Create better AI-prototyping designs by using precise visual keywords, references, analysis, as well as mock data and code snippets.

There’s some truth to that logic. Most of our clients aren’t WordPress experts. They don’t know Yoast SEO from Jetpack. They’re unlikely to know what separates a good theme from a poor one. They depend on us to build their website responsibly.

We’re introducing new ways to track your AI credit usage in Figma, and soon you’ll have more ways to buy additional AI credits.