TJ
@tpitre.bsky.social
Makin' my way in the world today takes everything I got. Takin' a break from all your worries sure would help a lot. Wouldn't you like to get away?
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AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!! OUR AI & DESIGN SYSTEMS COURSE IS COMPLETE!!!!!!!!! aianddesign.systems
TL;DR: @tpitre.bsky.social , @ian-frost.bsky.social , and I wrapped up our AI & Design Systems Course; the price goes from $995 to $1,495 on September 30th.
TL;DR: @tpitre.bsky.social , @ian-frost.bsky.social , and I wrapped up our AI & Design Systems Course; the price goes from $995 to $1,495 on September 30th.
September 10, 2026 at 12:51 PM
AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!! OUR AI & DESIGN SYSTEMS COURSE IS COMPLETE!!!!!!!!! aianddesign.systems
TL;DR: @tpitre.bsky.social , @ian-frost.bsky.social , and I wrapped up our AI & Design Systems Course; the price goes from $995 to $1,495 on September 30th.
TL;DR: @tpitre.bsky.social , @ian-frost.bsky.social , and I wrapped up our AI & Design Systems Course; the price goes from $995 to $1,495 on September 30th.
Nobody breaks a design system on purpose. It just stops being true, one AI-assisted shortcut at a time, until the product barely matches what the Figma file says it should look like.
Wrote about why this is happening now, and a new way to catch it.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Wrote about why this is happening now, and a new way to catch it.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Nobody breaks a design system on purpose (at least I hope they don't).
It just stops being true, one shortcut/vibe session at a time, until the product barely matches what your Figma file says i...
Nobody breaks a design system on purpose (at least I hope they don't).
It just stops being true, one shortcut/vibe session at a time, until the product barely matches what your Figma file says it sh...
www.linkedin.com
August 17, 2026 at 12:37 PM
Nobody breaks a design system on purpose. It just stops being true, one AI-assisted shortcut at a time, until the product barely matches what the Figma file says it should look like.
Wrote about why this is happening now, and a new way to catch it.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Wrote about why this is happening now, and a new way to catch it.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
I love slots. I don't think people use them enough.
If your design system feels rigid, this is probably why.
Slots make it flexible without you having to predict every future need.
More here:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
If your design system feels rigid, this is probably why.
Slots make it flexible without you having to predict every future need.
More here:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Fun with slots!
I love slots. Genuinely, unreasonably enthusiastic about them. I named my blog "Slot Machine" because of them.
I've used them constantly on the development side of desi...
Fun with slots!
I love slots. Genuinely, unreasonably enthusiastic about them. I named my blog "Slot Machine" because of them.
I've used them constantly on the development side of design systems wor...
www.linkedin.com
August 10, 2026 at 12:54 PM
I love slots. I don't think people use them enough.
If your design system feels rigid, this is probably why.
Slots make it flexible without you having to predict every future need.
More here:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
If your design system feels rigid, this is probably why.
Slots make it flexible without you having to predict every future need.
More here:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
If your design system check is another language model, you don't have a check. You have a second opinion.
Authority belongs to whatever layer can refuse deterministically, not whatever instructs loudest.
New piece:
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
Authority belongs to whatever layer can refuse deterministically, not whatever instructs loudest.
New piece:
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
Use AI to Need Less AI
Component specs, token specs, and contracts are converging on the same idea. Let the model do the heavy lift once, then hand the work to machinery that can't improvise.
open.substack.com
July 26, 2026 at 3:22 PM
If your design system check is another language model, you don't have a check. You have a second opinion.
Authority belongs to whatever layer can refuse deterministically, not whatever instructs loudest.
New piece:
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
Authority belongs to whatever layer can refuse deterministically, not whatever instructs loudest.
New piece:
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
Go to southleft.com, hit the palette icon, and type a phrase. Any phrase. The entire site re-derives around it in about a second.
The demo is fun. The reason it's possible is the actual piece.
southleft.substack.com/p/ai-propose...
The demo is fun. The reason it's possible is the actual piece.
southleft.substack.com/p/ai-propose...
Southleft — AI-Powered Design Systems
Design systems consulting, engineering, and AI integration — from the team behind Figma Console MCP and Story UI.
southleft.com
July 23, 2026 at 3:31 PM
Go to southleft.com, hit the palette icon, and type a phrase. Any phrase. The entire site re-derives around it in about a second.
The demo is fun. The reason it's possible is the actual piece.
southleft.substack.com/p/ai-propose...
The demo is fun. The reason it's possible is the actual piece.
southleft.substack.com/p/ai-propose...
Figma Motion puts keyframes on the canvas, tied to components and variables. Motion is now a design system material.
I demoed driving it with an MCP: prompt → animation → motion values saved as variables → DTCG tokens.
southleft.substack.com/p/figma-moti...
I demoed driving it with an MCP: prompt → animation → motion values saved as variables → DTCG tokens.
southleft.substack.com/p/figma-moti...
Figma Motion Is the Feature I Didn't Know I Was Waiting For
Notes from my first Config as a Figmate, plus a demo of controlling Motion's keyframes and timeline through the Figma Console MCP.
southleft.substack.com
July 2, 2026 at 12:01 PM
Figma Motion puts keyframes on the canvas, tied to components and variables. Motion is now a design system material.
I demoed driving it with an MCP: prompt → animation → motion values saved as variables → DTCG tokens.
southleft.substack.com/p/figma-moti...
I demoed driving it with an MCP: prompt → animation → motion values saved as variables → DTCG tokens.
southleft.substack.com/p/figma-moti...
The most useful prompt I use for AI design work:
"What are you least confident in right now?"
AI is your biggest hype man. That question makes it second-guess itself and surfaces what you'd catch in review 3 days too late.
Full piece 👇
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
"What are you least confident in right now?"
AI is your biggest hype man. That question makes it second-guess itself and surfaces what you'd catch in review 3 days too late.
Full piece 👇
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
Life After the Prototype
Your prototype looks great. Now what? The sequence from a throwaway demo to something engineering can actually ship.
open.substack.com
June 22, 2026 at 4:25 PM
The most useful prompt I use for AI design work:
"What are you least confident in right now?"
AI is your biggest hype man. That question makes it second-guess itself and surfaces what you'd catch in review 3 days too late.
Full piece 👇
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
"What are you least confident in right now?"
AI is your biggest hype man. That question makes it second-guess itself and surfaces what you'd catch in review 3 days too late.
Full piece 👇
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
Some news: I'm joining Figma to work on AI and design systems.
The work I've been doing on the outside is now the inside work. Still a little surreal, mostly just excited to get to work!
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
The work I've been doing on the outside is now the inside work. Still a little surreal, mostly just excited to get to work!
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Some news: I'm joining Figma.
For 14 years I ran Southleft, LLC, helping teams build and scale design systems. Somewhere in there the work pulled me deep into the space between design and code, a...
Some news: I'm joining Figma.
For 14 years I ran Southleft, LLC, helping teams build and scale design systems. Somewhere in there the work pulled me deep into the space between design and code, and t...
www.linkedin.com
June 9, 2026 at 11:39 PM
Some news: I'm joining Figma to work on AI and design systems.
The work I've been doing on the outside is now the inside work. Still a little surreal, mostly just excited to get to work!
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
The work I've been doing on the outside is now the inside work. Still a little surreal, mostly just excited to get to work!
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
A dozen grounded reads on design systems + AI from the past couple of weeks. Specs, research, honest reckonings, a few tools worth using.
AI doesn't replace your design system. It raises the cost of not having a good one.
southleft.substack.com/p/some-good-...
AI doesn't replace your design system. It raises the cost of not having a good one.
southleft.substack.com/p/some-good-...
Some Good Reads: Design Systems & AI, Right Now
A dozen resources from the past couple of weeks. Things to keep an eye on, plus a few I just found entertaining and informative.
southleft.substack.com
June 5, 2026 at 3:06 PM
A dozen grounded reads on design systems + AI from the past couple of weeks. Specs, research, honest reckonings, a few tools worth using.
AI doesn't replace your design system. It raises the cost of not having a good one.
southleft.substack.com/p/some-good-...
AI doesn't replace your design system. It raises the cost of not having a good one.
southleft.substack.com/p/some-good-...
Native Figma MCP stays open. Console MCP goes deep.
I turned the 22 most useful Console MCP tools into skills the native MCP can run.
Take what's useful. They're all yours:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
I turned the 22 most useful Console MCP tools into skills the native MCP can run.
Take what's useful. They're all yours:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Here's what I love about the native Figma MCP. It refuses to tell you how to work.
In the latest update, it hands you the canvas and says use it however you want, then leans on skills to extend f...
Here's what I love about the native Figma MCP. It refuses to tell you how to work.
In the latest update, it hands you the canvas and says use it however you want, then leans on skills to extend from ...
www.linkedin.com
June 1, 2026 at 11:42 AM
Native Figma MCP stays open. Console MCP goes deep.
I turned the 22 most useful Console MCP tools into skills the native MCP can run.
Take what's useful. They're all yours:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
I turned the 22 most useful Console MCP tools into skills the native MCP can run.
Take what's useful. They're all yours:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Reposted by TJ
(Psssst, last day to get our AI & Design Systems course at its lowest price)
aianddesign.systems
Operators, @tpitre.bsky.social, and @ian-frost.bsky.social are standing by.
aianddesign.systems
Operators, @tpitre.bsky.social, and @ian-frost.bsky.social are standing by.
AI and Design Systems Course with Brad Frost, TJ Pitre, and Ian Frost
An in-depth course on AI and design systems: core concepts, technologies and tools, environments and setup, implementation, and maintenance.
aianddesign.systems
May 26, 2026 at 1:33 PM
(Psssst, last day to get our AI & Design Systems course at its lowest price)
aianddesign.systems
Operators, @tpitre.bsky.social, and @ian-frost.bsky.social are standing by.
aianddesign.systems
Operators, @tpitre.bsky.social, and @ian-frost.bsky.social are standing by.
Reposted by TJ
The price increase represents ALLLLLLL the progress that @tpitre.bsky.social , @ian-frost.bsky.social, and I have made. The course now includes:
◉ Over 18 hours of video, including lessons, demos, and community jam sessions
◉ An amazing Slack community helping
◉ And sharing links/resources/tips
◉ Over 18 hours of video, including lessons, demos, and community jam sessions
◉ An amazing Slack community helping
◉ And sharing links/resources/tips
May 22, 2026 at 2:11 PM
The price increase represents ALLLLLLL the progress that @tpitre.bsky.social , @ian-frost.bsky.social, and I have made. The course now includes:
◉ Over 18 hours of video, including lessons, demos, and community jam sessions
◉ An amazing Slack community helping
◉ And sharing links/resources/tips
◉ Over 18 hours of video, including lessons, demos, and community jam sessions
◉ An amazing Slack community helping
◉ And sharing links/resources/tips
Your design system docs look great. Can an agent actually read them?
A designed frame gets read as a node tree the agent has to reconstruct. A description field gets read as markdown. No guessing.
One is gorgeous. The other is queryable.
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
A designed frame gets read as a node tree the agent has to reconstruct. A description field gets read as markdown. No guessing.
One is gorgeous. The other is queryable.
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
Designed vs. Declared: How to Document a Design System for AI
A tested take on why description fields and annotations beat designed doc frames when the consumer is an AI agent, not a human.
open.substack.com
May 22, 2026 at 11:27 AM
Your design system docs look great. Can an agent actually read them?
A designed frame gets read as a node tree the agent has to reconstruct. A description field gets read as markdown. No guessing.
One is gorgeous. The other is queryable.
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
A designed frame gets read as a node tree the agent has to reconstruct. A description field gets read as markdown. No guessing.
One is gorgeous. The other is queryable.
open.substack.com/pub/southlef...
Most AI design system demos cheat. They start with an existing codebase doing half the work.
So I tried it from an empty folder. Just a directory and a Figma file, building a token-connected design system from scratch.
Wrote up how it went:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
So I tried it from an empty folder. Just a directory and a Figma file, building a token-connected design system from scratch.
Wrote up how it went:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Most AI design system demos cheat a little.
They start with an existing codebase. Framework already chosen, styling method settled, tokens in place. Of course the AI produces something good. It's...
Most AI design system demos cheat a little.
They start with an existing codebase. Framework already chosen, styling method settled, tokens in place. Of course the AI produces something good. It's got...
www.linkedin.com
May 21, 2026 at 10:40 AM
Most AI design system demos cheat. They start with an existing codebase doing half the work.
So I tried it from an empty folder. Just a directory and a Figma file, building a token-connected design system from scratch.
Wrote up how it went:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
So I tried it from an empty folder. Just a directory and a Figma file, building a token-connected design system from scratch.
Wrote up how it went:
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Big day!! We're moving along on the AI & DS course!! 🎉
TL;DR: Chapters 1 and 2 are live, 16+ hours of video, and the $500 preorder price ends EOD Tuesday May 26th.
Full post: www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
TL;DR: Chapters 1 and 2 are live, 16+ hours of video, and the $500 preorder price ends EOD Tuesday May 26th.
Full post: www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
The AI and Design Systems course just crossed a real milestone.
Chapters 1 and 2 are live. 16+ hours of video so far, counting lessons, community jam sessions, and demos.
Chapter 1: Core Concepts… |...
The AI and Design Systems course just crossed a real milestone.
Chapters 1 and 2 are live. 16+ hours of video so far, counting lessons, community jam sessions, and demos.
Chapter 1: Core Concepts. T...
www.linkedin.com
May 19, 2026 at 3:31 PM
Big day!! We're moving along on the AI & DS course!! 🎉
TL;DR: Chapters 1 and 2 are live, 16+ hours of video, and the $500 preorder price ends EOD Tuesday May 26th.
Full post: www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
TL;DR: Chapters 1 and 2 are live, 16+ hours of video, and the $500 preorder price ends EOD Tuesday May 26th.
Full post: www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Reposted by TJ
🎉 Big update on our AI & Design Systems Course! bradfrost.com/blog/post/bi...
@tpitre.bsky.social , @ian-frost.bsky.social , and I have been busting our asses. Our course now has over 16 hours of videos, including lessons, community jam sessions, and other demonstrations.
👉 aianddesign.systems
@tpitre.bsky.social , @ian-frost.bsky.social , and I have been busting our asses. Our course now has over 16 hours of videos, including lessons, community jam sessions, and other demonstrations.
👉 aianddesign.systems
Big AI & Design Systems Course updates!
https://youtu.be/iiFXSckYRM0
Chapters 1 & 2 of our AI & Design Systems Course are live! 🎉
Our course now has over 16 hours of videos, which includes course lessons, community jam sessions, and ...
bradfrost.com
May 19, 2026 at 2:26 PM
🎉 Big update on our AI & Design Systems Course! bradfrost.com/blog/post/bi...
@tpitre.bsky.social , @ian-frost.bsky.social , and I have been busting our asses. Our course now has over 16 hours of videos, including lessons, community jam sessions, and other demonstrations.
👉 aianddesign.systems
@tpitre.bsky.social , @ian-frost.bsky.social , and I have been busting our asses. Our course now has over 16 hours of videos, including lessons, community jam sessions, and other demonstrations.
👉 aianddesign.systems
Bad upstream decisions in a design system don't stay bad in one place.
They become bad everywhere the system touches.
That's the cascade, and it works exactly the same way when AI agents are doing the cascading.
Wrote a piece on how to think about it.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
They become bad everywhere the system touches.
That's the cascade, and it works exactly the same way when AI agents are doing the cascading.
Wrote a piece on how to think about it.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
How Context Cascades | TJ Pitre
Bad upstream decisions don't stay bad in one place. They become bad everywhere the system touches.
Every design systems practitioner has felt this.
A component named carelessly five months ago.
A t...
www.linkedin.com
May 14, 2026 at 12:18 PM
Bad upstream decisions in a design system don't stay bad in one place.
They become bad everywhere the system touches.
That's the cascade, and it works exactly the same way when AI agents are doing the cascading.
Wrote a piece on how to think about it.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
They become bad everywhere the system touches.
That's the cascade, and it works exactly the same way when AI agents are doing the cascading.
Wrote a piece on how to think about it.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Revisited Context-Based Design Systems a year after writing the original.
The framework held up. The vocabulary needed sharpening.
Tools change fast. Context compounds.
southleft.substack.com/p/context-ba...
The framework held up. The vocabulary needed sharpening.
Tools change fast. Context compounds.
southleft.substack.com/p/context-ba...
Context-Based Design Systems, Revisited
A year into the AI-driven design systems era, the framework holds up. Here's what's changed, what's clearer, and why context still beats autonomy.
southleft.substack.com
May 12, 2026 at 12:33 PM
Revisited Context-Based Design Systems a year after writing the original.
The framework held up. The vocabulary needed sharpening.
Tools change fast. Context compounds.
southleft.substack.com/p/context-ba...
The framework held up. The vocabulary needed sharpening.
Tools change fast. Context compounds.
southleft.substack.com/p/context-ba...
The future of design systems — part 1: The product your design system is actually building zeroheight.com/blog/the-fut...
The future of design systems — part 1: The product your design system is actually building - zeroheight
In the first of a three-part series, TJ Pitre explores why design systems need structural communication to support AI-ready products and what comes next.
zeroheight.com
May 7, 2026 at 8:48 PM
The future of design systems — part 1: The product your design system is actually building zeroheight.com/blog/the-fut...
Most enterprise design system teams don't have AI tools yet.
The gates exist for good reasons.
So we ran a workshop on getting Figma files AI-ready for tools the team doesn't have yet.
Turns out none of the practices were actually AI-specific.
👉 southleft.substack.com/p/anatomy-of...
The gates exist for good reasons.
So we ran a workshop on getting Figma files AI-ready for tools the team doesn't have yet.
Turns out none of the practices were actually AI-specific.
👉 southleft.substack.com/p/anatomy-of...
Anatomy of an AI-Ready Design System
The practices that make a design system AI-ready are the same ones that make it readable, period.
southleft.substack.com
May 7, 2026 at 3:16 PM
Most enterprise design system teams don't have AI tools yet.
The gates exist for good reasons.
So we ran a workshop on getting Figma files AI-ready for tools the team doesn't have yet.
Turns out none of the practices were actually AI-specific.
👉 southleft.substack.com/p/anatomy-of...
The gates exist for good reasons.
So we ran a workshop on getting Figma files AI-ready for tools the team doesn't have yet.
Turns out none of the practices were actually AI-specific.
👉 southleft.substack.com/p/anatomy-of...
Designers aren't cooked. Figma isn't dead. Claude Design isn't a Figma killer.
A practitioner's read on what it is, what it isn't, and where Figma actually sits in this picture.
southleft.substack.com/p/claude-des...
A practitioner's read on what it is, what it isn't, and where Figma actually sits in this picture.
southleft.substack.com/p/claude-des...
Claude Design Is Not a Design Systems Tool. That's Okay.
A design systems practitioner's honest read on what it is, what it isn't, and where Figma actually sits in this picture.
southleft.substack.com
April 27, 2026 at 12:32 PM
Designers aren't cooked. Figma isn't dead. Claude Design isn't a Figma killer.
A practitioner's read on what it is, what it isn't, and where Figma actually sits in this picture.
southleft.substack.com/p/claude-des...
A practitioner's read on what it is, what it isn't, and where Figma actually sits in this picture.
southleft.substack.com/p/claude-des...
"We're just naming files at this point"
CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, AGENTS.md, DESIGN.md, every AI tool has its own version of "put your instructions in a file"
Tested whether DESIGN.md actually changes the output. It does. But not for the reasons people think.
southleft.substack.com/p/designmd-f...
CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, AGENTS.md, DESIGN.md, every AI tool has its own version of "put your instructions in a file"
Tested whether DESIGN.md actually changes the output. It does. But not for the reasons people think.
southleft.substack.com/p/designmd-f...
DESIGN.md
April 9, 2026 at 12:10 PM
"We're just naming files at this point"
CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, AGENTS.md, DESIGN.md, every AI tool has its own version of "put your instructions in a file"
Tested whether DESIGN.md actually changes the output. It does. But not for the reasons people think.
southleft.substack.com/p/designmd-f...
CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, AGENTS.md, DESIGN.md, every AI tool has its own version of "put your instructions in a file"
Tested whether DESIGN.md actually changes the output. It does. But not for the reasons people think.
southleft.substack.com/p/designmd-f...
We just shipped accessibility tooling in Figma Console MCP that covers both the design and code side.
It catches the stuff that slips through: contrast issues, missing focus states, undersized targets, bad aria attributes.
And it fixes what it finds. In real time.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
It catches the stuff that slips through: contrast issues, missing focus states, undersized targets, bad aria attributes.
And it fixes what it finds. In real time.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Accessibility issues are the things that slip through the cracks.
Not because teams don't care. Because there's a lot to track, and some of it just isn't visible until someone flags it.
...
Accessibility issues are the things that slip through the cracks.
Not because teams don't care. Because there's a lot to track, and some of it just isn't visible until someone flags it.
We just ship...
www.linkedin.com
April 8, 2026 at 12:36 PM
We just shipped accessibility tooling in Figma Console MCP that covers both the design and code side.
It catches the stuff that slips through: contrast issues, missing focus states, undersized targets, bad aria attributes.
And it fixes what it finds. In real time.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
It catches the stuff that slips through: contrast issues, missing focus states, undersized targets, bad aria attributes.
And it fixes what it finds. In real time.
www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Three prompts and about 20 minutes.
That's all it took to generate a full Figma Slides presentation template from Brad Frost's design tokens using Figma Console MCP.
Full writeup coming soon.
For now, here's the video walkthrough: www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
That's all it took to generate a full Figma Slides presentation template from Brad Frost's design tokens using Figma Console MCP.
Full writeup coming soon.
For now, here's the video walkthrough: www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Three prompts.
That's how many it took to generate a full Figma Slides presentation template from scratch using Figma Console MCP.
No design agents. No UI frameworks. Just Claude running through...
Three prompts.
That's how many it took to generate a full Figma Slides presentation template from scratch using Figma Console MCP.
No design agents. No UI frameworks. Just Claude running through the...
www.linkedin.com
April 1, 2026 at 1:05 PM
Three prompts and about 20 minutes.
That's all it took to generate a full Figma Slides presentation template from Brad Frost's design tokens using Figma Console MCP.
Full writeup coming soon.
For now, here's the video walkthrough: www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
That's all it took to generate a full Figma Slides presentation template from Brad Frost's design tokens using Figma Console MCP.
Full writeup coming soon.
For now, here's the video walkthrough: www.linkedin.com/posts/tpitre...
Designers have always had a seat at the table.
For a long time, it felt like the kids' table.
That's changing. New article on why there's never been a better time for designers to own their work all the way to shippable code.
southleft.com/insights/des...
For a long time, it felt like the kids' table.
That's changing. New article on why there's never been a better time for designers to own their work all the way to shippable code.
southleft.com/insights/des...
Designers, You're Not at the Kids' Table Anymore
There's never been a better time for designers to ship real code, and you don't need to "learn to code" to do it.
southleft.com
March 30, 2026 at 1:55 PM
Designers have always had a seat at the table.
For a long time, it felt like the kids' table.
That's changing. New article on why there's never been a better time for designers to own their work all the way to shippable code.
southleft.com/insights/des...
For a long time, it felt like the kids' table.
That's changing. New article on why there's never been a better time for designers to own their work all the way to shippable code.
southleft.com/insights/des...