After almost six months of hard work, we’re super excited to share all of the new features, improvements, and fixes that we think you’re going to love.

While I may not get it right all the time, I’ve always seen the importance of accessibility. As a content designer, I try to write simple, accessible content so that it’s clear and inclusive. This is actually harder than it sounds, as you need to balance accessibility with brand voice and user expectations, and that takes skill.

You can write custom code to make WordPress do all manner of things. Whether creating custom plugins or tweaking your theme’s layout, there’s a way to make it happen. As they say, code is poetry.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to apply discounts based on different WooCommerce taxonomies.

Figma has revolutionized UI design, but how smoothly do those beautiful designs translate into functional React code? Manually converting pixels and properties can be a tedious, error-prone bottleneck in the development pipeline. What if you could automate significant parts of this process, ensuring consistency and freeing up valuable time for both designers and developers? This is where the power of Figma plugins for React comes into play.

Animation makes things clearer, especially for designers and front-end developers working on UI, prototypes, or interactive visuals. Manim is a tool that lets you create smooth and dynamic animations, not just for the design field but also in math, coding, and beyond, to explain complex ideas or simply make everything a little bit more interactive.

Whether it’s the confident tone of a bold sans-serif or the refined elegance of a classic serif, typography plays a key role in branding.

If you’ve ever stared down a blank Figma file while building a new design system, never fear: These new features and plugins will turn that mountain of work into an afternoon task.

I hope your week’s off to a great start! This week, I’ve rounded up some brilliant design inspiration, handy CSS tricks, and thought-provoking UX reads to give you fresh ideas and practical insights. Whether you’re tackling tricky layouts or rethinking user flows, there’s plenty here to get stuck into.

It’s nearly impossible to improve a design without feedback from others. It’s no surprise that design critique is one of the most valuable and common exercises product teams practice when building new products.