Have you been hearing about “LLM agents” everywhere but feel lost in all the technical jargon? You’re not alone! While companies are racing to build increasingly complex AI agents like GitHub Copilot, PerplexityAI, and AutoGPT, most explanations make them sound like rocket science.
We’re giving every UI element a complete refresh, focused on better aesthetics, improved usability, and a more polished design system.
I’m not fully committed to this model yet: I’m still on the lookout for more agents and inference-time scaling later this year. But Deep Research, Claude 3.7, Claude Code, Grok 3, and GPT-4.5 have turned out largely in line with these expectations[1], and this is my current baseline prediction.
With AI tools and models coming out faster than anyone can keep track of, designers and product builders are left wondering: Which technologies will stick? And how will they reshape the way we design and build software? Against this backdrop, Figma Co-founder and CEO Dylan Field and Y Combinator President and CEO Garry Tan sat down for a wide-ranging conversation about the staying—and growing—power of design, and the difference between…
A powerful way for businesses across all sectors to engage and connect with customers is through telling stories focused on their brand’s history and culture. Emphasizing a brand’s unique history and ties to community helps brands clearly differentiate themselves, build trust with consumers, and add authenticity to their offering. Adobe Stock works with contributors around the world as seen in this month’s curated collection to provide local and authentic still and motion…
In JavaScript, the Document Object Model (DOM) represents HTML and XML documents as a structured tree of nodes. Each node has a nodeType property that defines its type.
Have you ever loaded a page with tons of content and noticed how slow it feels? The browser has to process everything at once – even the content you can’t see yet! That’s where the content-visibility property comes in. It’s a CSS feature that tells browsers to skip rendering off-screen content until it’s needed.
Today, WordPress powers more websites than any other content management system. It didn’t start that way though. The initial groundwork was laid for what was to become WordPress back in 2001. And the open source platform didn’t officially come into being until 2003.
Some exciting news from around the Astro ecosystem this month.
The title, Web 2.0 vs Web 3.0, reveals a lot, isn’t it? It lays down the direct comparison between two distinct generations of the internet. Notably, it depicts that we will no longer witness similar aspects of the online world going ahead.
