Stay Ahead in Design.

This week’s finds are an invitation to make something: a free type family, 200+ open-source shaders, and tools that turn static screens into moving showcases. There’s also fresh community inspiration, a cinematic landing-page prompt to experiment with, and two tools worth revisiting—for your next website and the audience you’ll build around it.

This week in design: A lot of big updates dropped across design + AI tools this week - and it genuinely feels like we’re entering a new phase where building, designing, and shipping are starting to merge into one seamless workflow.P.S also trying out different style of news overview with bullet lists to keep it easy to scan, let me know if you prefer this in survey at the end of the email.

This week in design: WE ARE BACK,First off - apologies for going quiet these past couple of months. I’ve been heads-down building something very exciting (more on that soon 👀). The good news: most of the groundwork is now done, and I’m back to regularly publishing this newsletter - aiming for twice a week.

This week in design: Sketch rolls out its liquid glass redesign for macOS Tahoe, Womp Spark turns prompts into 3D-printable models, and OpenAI jumps into the browser race with ChatGPT Atlas. Sleeker tools, faster workflows—design is getting a serious upgrade.

This week in design: Microsoft goes soft and vibrant with its new icon system, Figma links ChatGPT to FigJam for instant diagrams, and OKAY DEV launches a new social platform for creative developers.

This week in design: faster palettes & fonts in v0, the first Generative Media Conference, and a must-have PlayStation design retrospective.