Your animations can now be reviewed before they ship

Since 24 June 2026 an animation lives in the same file as the design, reusable across files and exportable as code. That makes it reviewable, and it exposes the one mode nobody was ever asked to define.

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You don't lose customers to design, you lose them to words

September 3, 2026 • 5 min read

News Design

You don't lose customers to design, you lose them to words

Baymard scored seven mobile operators across 500+ UX parameters and none of them reaches even a "decent" experience. They fail on the same thing, and it is not how the sites look: none of them explains the words it sells with.

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September 1, 2026 • 6 min read

News Technology AI

The AI block that also blocks Google

From 15 September 2026, Cloudflare sorts robots by the job they came to do rather than by whether they count as AI. Googlebot does two of the three jobs, and the most restrictive rule wins.

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The accessibility check that skips half the problem

August 26, 2026 • 6 min read

News Design Technology

The accessibility check that skips half the problem

WebAIM counted 66.6 million images on the million most visited home pages. More than one in four carry alt text that is missing or useless, and automated checks are built to catch only the missing half.

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Your animations can now be reviewed before they ship

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