Figma just dropped a Remote MCP server (plus updates to Code Connect) that lets developers and designers pull rich design context straight into their IDEs, AI agents, or prototype tools.

Rather than treating designs as static images, Figma now encodes layout logic, interaction rules, and design-system metadata in a way that’s portable and actionable.

Whether you’re working in Android Studio, Replit, Warp, or via a browser client, the remote MCP server bridges your tools with Figma’s design intent.

The result: fewer rewrites, more fidelity from concept to code, and a whole new level of “vibecoding” for hybrid design/dev teams.

Cursor → Rolled out a sharper, faceted cube logo that doubles down on its developer-first identity, giving the brand a more technical, tool-like edge.

Stripe → Retired the simple “S” mark in favor of a minimalist angled block, abstractly signaling motion and flow—subtle, but unmistakably fintech.

Sketch → Refined its iconic diamond into a sleeker, dimensional “liquid glass” look, part of its broader push to deliver a more native, Mac-like experience

Lottielab, the browser-based platform that makes creating and editing Lottie animations simpler for designers, is taking its next big swing with AI. Today, the company announced early access to Burp, an AI-powered motion editor that promises to automate the more tedious parts of animation while keeping creative control in the designer’s hands. With Burp, Lottielab aims to collapse the learning curve of motion design, letting teams generate, tweak, and ship animations faster than ever. The waitlist is officially open, and early adopters who comment “burp” get fast-tracked with unlimited credits to test-drive the future of motion.

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designsystemsforfigma.com - A collection of Design Systems for Figma

I am working on referial program to reward you all who spread the word - stickers and maybe a coffee mug?

Best,
Kris