Figma resources come in all shapes and sizes: wireframes, device mockups, website templates, mobile app layouts, UX kits, icons, and even illustrations and animations. Some are available through small web projects run by individuals who praise the “sharing is caring” ideology, whereas other material is gathered inside libraries that unite thousands of people from different parts of the world. Consider the pros and cons of using these resources in your workflows.

TypeScript, a powerful superset of JavaScript, has gained popularity among developers for its highly sophisticated typing system. It offers two ways to define data shapes: types and interfaces. But how do we choose between them? 

With Hummingbird’s much anticipated Critical CSS feature, you can expect faster-loading pages and better performing WordPress sites. Here’s why render-blocking resources are now a thing of the past…

How do you know which font is right for your project? That’s where typography inspiration websites come in. These sites show some of the best uses of fonts and typography designs to help you find inspiration.

The feature is known as an object-aware editing engine, but colloquially referred to as Project Stardust. If it lives up to its promise, you can send the lasso tool into retirement, as it’s intended to automate the selection of image components.

Microsoft has rebuilt its web version of the Microsoft Store from the ground up with a new UI and easier ways to find apps.

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A very cool, cyberpunk inspired design with interactive pixel distortion effects and stunning page transitions. Our pick this week.

The WordPress 6.4 release squad has decided to punt the planned Font Library feature to 6.5 after core maintainers found major gaps in the Font APIs that cannot be resolved in time for the upcoming release.

Adobe Stock has put a call out for 1,000 photos of bananas to help train its AI image generator — And the company is offering $60.