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At Google I/O 2025 the What’s new in web keynote shared all of the Baseline announcements, along with a look at just some of the features that have become part of Baseline this year. It’s been an amazing year for the web, and for Baseline, this post is a roundup of everything that was mentioned, with all the links to find out more.
When you get the desired position, the dream place, a job at a company you admired and secretly dreamed of being a part of and changing the world, you are hired because of you as a person.
CSS offers various tools for font management, including utilities like font-sans and font-mono. These simplify font family specification and can be customized using CSS variables, such as –font-display. Theme variables help maintain design consistency while allowing for adjustments.
Stuck staring at a blank Figma canvas? Feeling like your UI solutions are becoming… predictable? If you’re a UI designer, you know that generating fresh, innovative ideas is crucial, but sometimes the creative well runs dry. After 18 years in the UI/UX design industry, I’ve seen countless designers struggle with effective brainstorming. It’s often seen as chaotic or unproductive, but when done right, it’s the engine that drives truly user-centered and groundbreaking…
In my experience, most UX teams find themselves primarily implementing other people’s ideas rather than leading the conversation about user experience. This happens because stakeholders and decision-makers often lack a deep understanding of UX’s capabilities and potential. Without a clear UX strategy framework, professionals get relegated to a purely tactical role — wireframing and testing solutions conceived by others.
The article explores the fundamental shift in UX as AI-first systems minimize the role of UI, rendering traditional design tools like Figma increasingly obsolete.
More than just a nice-to-have feature to avoid legal trouble, accessibility is a must-have. An inaccessible website can easily cost you your brand’s credibility and the audience’s trust.
Ever noticed those gray, shimmering boxes that appear while a webpage loads? Those are skeleton loaders— a powerful UX technique that makes waiting feel faster.
GIGL (Great Ideas, Great Life) bridges this gap by offering concise book summaries — in text and audio — allowing users to grow personally and professionally even with limited time.
