Design handoff is the process of handing off designs to developers for them to implement, and it requires the right tools.

Learn how to avoid loading up designs with too many decorative elements and craft a visual aesthetic that looks good without impacting UX.

Branching in Figma is perfect for helping collaborators work within the same space, enabling multiple teams to work on multiple branches.

Managing individual social loafers isn’t too difficult; it’s when teams are made up of multiple personality types that things start to get complicated.

A sustainable competitive advantage is a competitive advantage that you’re can maintain for at least the foreseeable future, ensuring that your competitors are unlikely to beat your product.

Survey templates aren’t bad, they’re just unlikely to give you all the insights you’ll need right out of the box. Creating your own survey will help you uncover what you need to know.

Here are 11 Figma widgets you and your team might appreciate — they’re intended to help you save time and make your job easier.

Here’s a look at the best Figma plugins and integrations for design system management. These tools can help you design whatever you envision.

Paper prototyping is really “just sketching,” but it can actually be an incredibly powerful process when used to its full potential.

Let’s take a look at the AI tools out there, how they can be used in a UX design setting, and how effective they are.

Design concepts are the first step in creating a great product. They enable product teams to discover and fix problems long before the development phase.

What can we do as UX designers to ensure users have an easy time canceling, deleting, clearing, returning to a previous state, etc.?