TLDR Design

TLDR DESIGN 2025-04-04

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02OPINIONS & TUTORIALS

BUILDING PRODUCT ALIGNMENT THROUGH DESIGN STRATEGY

Adobe GenStudio streamlines performance marketing by integrating creative and marketing workflows. Its success relied on a robust design strategy, aligning stakeholders through research, visualization, and strategic facilitation. Understanding business goals, technology, and future trends helped create an intuitive product. Conviction-building, clarity, and collaboration were essential in driving adoption and innovation.

adobe.design10 min read

A SPIRITED DEBATE AROUND AI

AI-generated Studio Ghibli-style images have flooded social media, but like all internet trends, this will pass. The real issue lies in copyright debates, intent, and commercialization. AI challenges artistic norms, sparking discussions on monetization rather than bans. Artists must engage as AI-driven creativity reshapes the economy and artistic value.

spyglass.org8 min read

DESIGN AT THE SPEED OF THOUGHT

AI-powered coding has transformed design by removing technical friction, shifting the focus from execution to clarity of thought. Designers must now refine their vision, articulate intent precisely, and embrace a new role as conductors of creativity rather than mere tool operators.

medium.com3 min read

03LAUNCHES & TOOLS

DICE UI

Build your components and accessible web applications from a collection of composable, unstyled UI primitives.

diceui.comTool

BRING OUT YOUR DESIGN DEAD

A growing collection of articles, reports, and hot takes declaring the many deaths of design.

secondwavedive.notion.siteTool

04MISCELLANEOUS

A GLIMPSE INTO THE HISTORY OF WINDOWS DESIGN

In a roundtable with Microsoft designers, Harold Gomez, Jeremy Knudsen, and Kim Sealls explore 25 years of Windows design evolution. They discussed balancing user feedback with design instincts, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and key design principles.

microsoft.design10 min read

BADGES VS. PILLS VS. CHIPS VS. TAGS

UI design relies on both static and interactive components. Badges indicate status or updates, while tags can also serve interactive functions like filtering and selection. Clear differentiation in design and naming prevents confusion. Design systems typically require only badges and tags, ensuring interface consistency and usability.

linkedin.com3 min read