Post-COVID design, AI in Figma, Chrome vision — and more UX this week

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A different perspective.

• Running & Black →
  Why has it been easier to talk about runner’s safety for white women than for runners of color?
• Theirtube →
  What Youtube looks like for people on the other side of the political spectrum.
• Post-COVID design →
  Fabricio Teixeira talks to Randy Fisher about learnings from remote working.

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Stories from the community

Let’s talk about that GPT-3 Figma plugin that shook designers to the core →
By Jonathan Lee

Why is designing for inclusion still treated as optional? →
By Karishma Patel

What I learned after 2 years failing to build a fintech startup →
By Soren Iverson

One step beyond →
By Alejo Romano

Designers: stop disparaging other design →
By Ryan Houk

More top stories:

• Canada’s solution for intersectional design →
  By Clark Jang
• The worst arguments for building a new feature →
  By Michal Langmajer
• How to write an image description →
  By Alex Chen
• Convergent Design: why all phones are black rectangles →
  By Steve Deery
• The future UI trend of 2025? →
  By Michal Malewicz
• How much oversight does your UX team need? →
  By H Locke
• An introduction to Liberatory design →
  By David Pinedo

News & ideas

• GPT-3 Figma →
  A Figma plugin that designs for your boss.
• Docs at Google →
  Defining software designs through design docs.
• iPadOS pointer →
  How Apple designed the new iPadOS pointer.
• Silence is deafening →
  How to have reasonable debates online.

Featured work: PJ Harper →

Tools & resources

• Wavium →
  Easily create and customize a newsletter.
• Spreadsimple →
  Website management with Google Sheets.
• UI naming →
  A guide to standardize UI components naming.
• Chrome vision →
  Emulate vision deficiencies with Chrome (new)

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