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Dave Whitley
Figma Tips and Shortcuts I Wish I Knew Earlier
Generally speaking, it’s good to learn as many shortcuts as you can. They keep you in a flow state and give you superpowers. Instead of listing every single Figma shortcut in a cheat sheet, this post pulls out the ones we think are super useful to memorize.
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leilabyron, Jana Hernandez, veronicafasulo, Ilona Jaudzemyte, Jackie Tran
When building is cheap, judgment is the job
In September, five of us from design, product, and program management traveled to Copenhagen for Future Product Days. We spent three days attending talks and workshops, and many ideas resonated with us.
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Feeding the machine with chaos
I’ve always been a bit chaotic. When I start a new project, I really (really!) try to stick to a process. A plan, a structure… something. But my brain often jumps from one idea to the next, and all of a sudden I’m stuck in a loop of “what if…”
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Alicia Blázquez
Disruptive Until It’s Not
I’m Spanish, so football was always present in my life, but I never became a fan. I understood its significance to those around me, as it was more than just a game; it represented tradition, loyalty, and community. However, I never felt that same sense of belonging that others did.
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Ilona Jaudzemyte
Am I still designing? Yes, but on a bigger canvas
I built an AI image plugin for WooCommerce, then a lab to check whether the product survived the picture. What that taught me about trust, and about where design decisions live now.
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Meredith Hoppe, Francisco Alvez Francese, Toto Castiglione
Celebrating Polish creators at WordCamp Europe 2026
People flew home from Kraków with a dragon in their bags. A Renaissance portrait, too, and a hobby-horse rider out of local legend. WordCamp Europe came to Lesser Poland’s capital this June, and the swag came from the city itself.
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Zeljko Gudelj, Nebojsa Jurcic
Designing for Curiosity at Rodeo Adventure Labs
Not every redesign should make a site feel simpler. Some brands need their complexity because that is where the knowledge, stories, and character live. Rodeo Adventure Labs was one of those projects: a bike company shaped by exploration, experimentation, and a community that cares as much about the ride as the product.
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Elizabeth Pizzuti
Agents, Agents Everywhere: Designing for AI Buyers vs AI Coworkers
In 2026 commerce, the term “agent” has become ambiguous, referring to both AI shoppers (Agentic Commerce) and AI workers for merchants (Agentic Merchant Operations). Distinct design principles are necessary for each type to enhance transparency and control. Clear language usage is essential to foster understanding and trust among merchants in this evolving landscape.
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Joen A.
Directing AI
Reflections on an AI experiment that integrates personal creativity and technology, creating a small open-source project focused on storytelling and aesthetics. Key principles include openness, connection, and hackability. The experience underscores the importance of user-driven AI engagement, emphasizing that AI is a tool shaped by how we use it.
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Sylvester Wilmott
When AI Takes the User Test
Most UX feedback comes from one of two places: real user tests, which are slow and expensive, or internal design reviews, which are biased toward the people who built the thing. A lot of small UX problems live in the gap between those two.
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