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Look I have tried all of them. Dall-E, Stable Diffusion, Firefly - you name it. But doing work for clients? Midjourney keeps winning. Not simply because it is perfect (it is not) but because it fits into my workflow without making me want to toss my laptop through the window.

Ever land on a website that just felt dead? Buttons static, dead transitions, zero personality? Yes, we have been there. Now imagine the opposite: a site where elements leap into view, large buttons give feedback that is satisfyingly satisfying and every interaction is intentional. This is the power of animation.

The way you are able to move your Figma design into Replit and be successful - cleanly, efficiently and without losing your creative juice - must be thought about. Making use of tools like Replit, you are able to now make an interactive prototype from a static mockup in a split second out of your browser. Need assistance transforming your design into a functional prototype? Pixeldarts brings together design & development - create your Figma idea in Replit.

For any cybersecurity and AI startup, design is a lot more than just pretty screens - it is your product's trust layer. In B2B you have huge complexity - threat graphs, machine learning outputs, data pipelines, predictive analytics. If that information isn't translated into an easy and intuitive interface - regardless of how advanced the technology - people will not put it to use.

Picture this: you are a designer, marketer or brand owner and you want brand new visuals which are memorable, consistent, and stylish - yet you do not want to edit for hours. That is where Google's Gemini 2.5 Flash Image (actually Nano Banana) comes in. This AI model can generate and edit images with simple text commands. It helps you keep identity and consistency even during complicated edits on your branded visuals. How to use it to produce striking brand images?

You have likely had the thought: "If AI could book my flight, reserve the resort, and also drop it in my calendar - all by speaking with it - then… what is left for UX designers?"

From screenshot to code in minutes - with a couple of smart moves in between. Whether you are a designer, developer or startup group, this guide is for you. We are going to explore how to turn UI into working code faster.

If you thought Figma was powerful, buckle Up. They just released a few updates which make design and handoff easier than ever before. Say farewell to fuzzy gradients, blurry pictures and search bottlenecks - because that is precisely what is going on now.

Real deal - great landing pages aren't all about pretty pictures. They are about clarity, relevance and getting an individual to do one simple thing. That means removing friction - whether that is signing up, purchasing or booking a call - and making the decision easy.

Imagine you are shopping online and discover a product which you like. You are about to check out, and suddenly - a shipping charge shows up. Will you abandon your cart, or will you acknowledge the price hike?

So why do some websites feel intuitive and engaging while some are clunky and perplexing? What can make a B2B platform efficient however less visually attractive than a B2C e-commerce website? Might they both reap the benefits of exactly the same UX/UI principles or will they require entirely different approaches?

AI is actually doing stuff right now - it isn't trending. Speaking to us, writing code, editing pictures - even sign language. Here are 5 brand new updates to show the future is now.

Hey you 👋 Attempting to get a clean, pro looking UI out of AI… but think as you are conversing with a blank wall? You are not the only one. Actually the very best AI needs some great direction - just like a designer who is really fast, however requires a brief.

AI is advancing at breakneck pace and design agencies are racing to keep up. But who's innovating and who's blabbing "AI-powered" on their site to drum up hype? If you're an AI startup looking for killer UX / UI, seamless product design and dev support, here are some agencies that are delivering.

Every designer knows the feeling - you design a pretty interface, follow UI principles and hope users love it. But then something happens unexpectedly. Users struggle. They don't click where they should. They become confused. Just why does this occur? But when good UI principles exist, why do some designs fail? Explore the key principles of great UI design: do they often work in practice?