It’s amazing to see how quickly web developers have adopted artificial intelligence (AI) apps. Many have added this technology to their workflow and haven’t looked back.

Solving security challenges at scale requires creativity as much as rigor. To reduce the risk of sensitive data exposure, we built Response Sampling: a lightweight, real-time control that watches outbound responses, validates access, and provides an early warning system across our products.

The average base salary for a UX designer in San Francisco ranges from $95,000 per year for Junior talent to $141,000 per year for Senior talent. The median salary is $145,000. The highest reported salary is $515,000, offered by Netflix, for a UX Designer, Live Event Operations & Production XD. The average additional cash compensation is $17,625.

Hello! This week I am sharing some thoughts on what it might mean for design to truly take an interest in our thinking, inspired by some time spent with a new notebook app with some novel ideas about how to integrate AI technology. We’re also admiring a beautiful mid-century lamp by Paavo Tynell and as always I’m sharing a bunch of links with commentary at the bottom.

There are lots of tips for improving your website performance. But even if you follow all of the advice, are you able to maintain an optimized site? And are you targeting the right pages? Matt Zeunert outlines an effective strategy for web performance optimization and explains the roles that different types of data play in it.

Imagine cutting your design time in half while doubling your creative output. That’s the power of AI in graphic design today.

I had a lot of fun talking with Arseni Harkunou on the Product Craft podcast. We cover a ton of ground!

Drew Wilson is one of the people pulling that future into the present so this week’s episode is a deep dive into his vision for the new design tool Opacity.

A step-by-step guide to building high-performance 3D scroll effects with GSAP, ScrollTrigger, and CSS transform math.

The CSS landscape has shifted fundamentally in 2025. Modern browsers now support native nesting, variables, and cascade layers—features that once justified a preprocessor as a mandatory first step in any project. Yet ask any seasoned frontend developer whether they’ve completely abandoned preprocessors, and you’ll likely hear a nuanced answer: it depends.