riding the go train for the first time… kinda good???

so I work on design systems at figma now and this is what I’ve been helping build! a dedicated home to bring all things design systems (design, code, and guidelines) into one place. just a preview today so stay tuned!

Introducing Specs: a new medium for markdown that brings context into, out of, and across Figma AND it’s collaborative AND has unique-to-Figma visual features Live from Config India

People need to stop taking to agents and touch Figma once in a while

i spend more time in figma now than ever and i love it noodling with frames. uncovering whats in my brain. finding the correct idea. and when it clicks into place it feels so satistfying

would love for videos to be more easily put into tables too! right now the only way is to use a <video> tag

Over the past few weeks I've been spending a lot of time in Figma, working on the next phase of Playbit. Using robots for writing code, Figma feels like the perfect "grounding truth" for software. In many ways it beats plan & design docs. I just tell the bots (in their AGENTS.md) to look in Figma as well as my docs. Then, as they go along with their various tasks they look for guidance in my Figma doc, and I just keep working in Figma. Sometimes I ask a bot to add a page with a GUI sketch (some UI state that's missing) or to draw me a schematic of some mechanism of the implementation. It would be fascinating to see Figma take a more general step towards software making. Imagine Notion but instead of text it's a high-fidelity 2D canvas.

what do people call this kind of ui where content is inset rather than flushed? seems like it was popularized by the arc browser and now i see it in vscode

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