Figma's Config 2026 showcase reveals a strategic shift from static design blueprints to an interactive, code‑connected canvas, introducing Motion, shaders, Make and Code Layers, which reshapes designers' workflows, raises community excitement, and poses new delivery challenges.
This guide explains step‑by‑step how to publish Axure prototype files to Axshare, ZPTQ, Axhub, Wulihub, Mockplus, and Product Daniu, covering account setup, project creation, file limits, password protection, update methods, and pricing details for each service.
This article explores how design and product operation teams collaborate on video‑focused campaigns, detailing the project background, user‑interest metrics, problem‑solving methods, visual‑effect design, brand imprint creation, and future iteration plans to drive user retention and platform activity.
NetEase Cloud Music’s GMTC talk unveils C2D2C—a lossless design‑development workflow that treats code as a shared language, letting designers export layer data and component metadata via Sketch/Figma plugins, which developers convert back into code, boosting designer efficiency by 25%, developer efficiency by 33%, and overall collaboration by 38% across major product scenarios.
This article shares the DevUI team's agile design practice, explaining how they transform Sketch designs into JSON data, automate asset versioning, and streamline collaboration between designers and developers to overcome scaling challenges and accelerate product innovation.
The article explores how modern front‑end teams can construct a robust system by standardising component libraries, strengthening collaboration with designers and back‑end engineers, adopting cross‑platform adaptation layers, and improving process automation to achieve stable, scalable product development.
This guide explains why product managers often face friction when issuing requirements, outlines three key points for effective requests—including understanding human factors, choosing the right communication channels, and applying the SMART principle—and offers practical comparisons of common mistakes versus best practices for technical, design, and cross‑functional collaboration.
This article explains how front‑end engineers can overcome common design‑communication hurdles by establishing clear style guidelines, standardizing reusable components, and aligning visual expectations, ultimately creating a unified product look and smoother teamwork between designers and developers.
