Jamie Marsland is sharing a project he has been working on that is patterned after Canva. It is a free form builder that saves to Gutenberg blocks and uses CSS Grid for the layout. Yes, it was coded with the help of AI. the video is very short. There is a demo link, no login required.

One of the issues I often see raised is the problem of design when using AI to create sites. The Novamira team decided to do something about it. It will be interesting to see how this helps.

Nothing good on Netflix? Webflow sponsored a Landing Page Challenge. Three teams compete to create the best landing page using GSAP. The link to watch the video is in the small white “WATCH” button on the left.

This new feature makes laying out grids very easy.

This video shows you how it is going to work. Responsive styling will be toggled on and applied differently than block collections do now.

Kevin Powell shows how to use the Popover HTML attribute. Baseline support has been around for a while. CanIUse reports 87.54% support.

This is a nice share from Jamie Marsland, who describes his process for building sites using AI. It includes the general design phase, creating a design system, generating the page layouts, and adding the results to WordPress. Even if you have a different approach, you may find something useful in the prompts or thought process.

AI didn’t kill your job, it just made it clear what your job was … is this the re-emergence of the need for real design?

This article on user experience design has a number of actionable principles for designing web pages. Well worth a read.