Selfish Primate

Figma’s relentless release of new features has become a hot topic within the design community. In my case, this extends beyond a simple concern — frankly, it directly disrupts my workflow.

How utilizing the compose-first approach alongside Figma’s layout features like Auto Layout, Constraints, Fill, and Hug can help junior designers create dynamic, responsive designs with ease.

In this article, I’ll try to explore the benefits of incrementalist design and explain why it’s a more effective approach to UI/UX design than the holistic approach.

Sass, which stands for Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets, is a CSS preprocessor that allows you to use variables, mixins, and other programming constructs to generate CSS.

About a year ago I decided to make a small Sass library named Gerillass public, which I created for the company I’m currently working on.

Creating a card-based design layout can often be challenging, especially if you don’t use a framework like Bootstrap or any other library to support this goal.

If you always wanted to learn what Sass is and how to install and run it on your computer, this post is precisely for you.