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Vous utilisez déjà l'IA, chacun à votre façon, donc l'idée n'est pas de vous réapprendre à écrire un prompt. Voici quelques apprentissages d’une formation en ligne “Anthropic Certificate Foundations” pour acquérir quelques réflexes pour sublimer votre utilisation de l’IA générative en 2026 :-)
Illustration by Suvi SuitialaBy Tracie Lee (VP of Design, Growth & Platforms) & Pamela Glass (Director of Design, Growth)The mission of The New York Times is clear: We seek the truth and help people understand the world. Fulfilling that takes creativity and expertise from every part of the company, and for teams that work on growing our subscriber base, it raises questions: How do we earn and maintain trust with millions of readers as they consider subscribing? How do we use experimentation and data responsibly to grow The Times? How do we help subscribers feel that their money is well…
Ce talk revient sur le rôle du designer dans la transformation des organisations, à travers l'idée du compromis : pas une compromission, mais un engagement noble qui consiste à proposer une troisième voie là où deux camps s'opposent.
We designed and shipped a fresh AppSignal homepage in code, then validated it in an A/B test with a 14% lift in activated users.
A few years back, the Kotlin team figured it was time their programming language had a mascot – something fun and friendly to make developers feel more at home. After all, so many other programming languages have their own characters – Gofer, elePHPant, Dart’s Dash, or Rust’s Ferris, for example. Bringing Kodee to life wasn’t […]
Storybook Workbench is a bundle of Agent Skills that turn Storybook into an audit layer for AI-generated UIs: find dead components, design-system drift, and hidden accessibility bugs.
Evil Martians went from attempting to one-shot AI illustrations to a human-in-the-loop workflow with a dedicated illustrator. When a human owns first and last mile of this process, illustrations are crisp, high-quality and fun. Go BTS of our illustration production.
Walnut Creek's Design Review Commission is reviewing a new apartment building on Botelho Drive across from the Habit this evening. Like every project proposed in Walnut Creek recently, it cannot be built under the city's normal zoning code, so it is using state density bonus law to waive laws around heights and setbacks that make […]
Coding without design guidelines can leave teams with an inconsistent UI design and a complex feature development process. Here's how we built a design system for Currents that's readable by engineers and AI agents.
Bringing accessible, brand-consistent dark mode to life in The New York Times Games app through cross-platform design and engineering collaboration.Illustration by Allie SullbergBy Vanessa Johnson, Daniel Falokun, Michael Ingber and Oleksandr ZabiiakoThe Games Mobile App introduced dark mode back in October. This seamless implementation was a collaborative effort, requiring careful planning and management of design, cross-platform coordination, and engineering work across both legacy and modern user interface systems. The process to implement dark mode across the app included consideration on…
Uncovering the Shape of Fraud with Cosmos Explorer: Visual Metaphors Behind Millions of TransactionsThe Data Visualization Research team is developing Cosmos Explorer, an interface that leverages universe-related visual metaphors to convey information about the billions of transactions processed by Feedzai. Pedro Cruz, professor at Northeastern University, partnered with Feedzai to bring this idea to life by contributing with his creativity and expertise to solve this challenging visualization problem.https://medium.com/media/1b2ecfadd91d204640462f89fa6ff67f/hrefWhen we look out into the…
Introduction 🔔 At Slack, notifications are how teams stay in the loop, but they can also become overwhelming when not designed with intention. Our goal was to make staying informed feel effortless. We set out to rebuild one of Slack’s most complicated systems from the ground up by bringing calm, consistency, and clarity to the…
How five product design interns created an award-winning virtual museum experience for employeesIllustration by Lucas BurtinBy Nuoran Chen, Mina Chung, Frannie Ello, Christina Su, and Bella RinneA key element of The New York Times Product Design Internship Program is a cohort project where all the interns work as a group to create a deliverable that is presented to the entire product design team. We, the summer 2024 cohort, were tasked with designing a proof-of-concept that brings the internal company museum in the NYC office to remote employees.The Times Museum is home to multiple artifacts…
How we designed a deceptively complex featureIllustration by Alessandro GottardoBy Joel Urena, Jenna Kim, Kenneth Ofosu, Shaka Clark, Raven Adaramola, Dylan CampbellAt least once a day, our players requested a Dark Mode feature for The New York Times Games, particularly those who enjoy playing at night. The bright screens were negatively impacting their satisfaction and hindering accessibility. Our players often wondered why this seemingly simple feature — just a switch from white to black — took so long to deliver.People may think designing for Dark Mode is about inverting colors from white…
The bold approach NYT Cooking used to define a strategy for recipe cards.Illustration by Ben DenzerBy Jayne LeeIn The New York Times Cooking, “cards,” or the containers that represent our content, are the first impression of our brand. They’re the window into our recipes and users rely on them to evaluate and choose what to cook.NYT Cooking users are particularly attracted to our appetizing food photos. In every research session, participants get distracted by a delicious-looking dish while answering the moderator’s questions. People tend to browse with their stomachs first and then see if…
Qualitative comparison of image embedding models to power a scalable similar-image replacement system for Canva designs.
Among the many things that makes Repl.it special is our ability to provide free compute to millions of users. We've built a platform that not only lets you write and run code, but also gives you access to a Linux container through which you can execute arbitrarily complex commands. Despite being such a powerful feature, we haven't done a great job of exposing that capability to its fullest. Today, we're excited to announce that we're rolling out a redesign of the shell as a separate tab next to the console. Although we've already had a shell, this new redesign helps make it a more integral…
If there was one word to describe the theme of JSConfIS it would be experience. Beyond the wonder and fantastical environment of the conference’s location and backdrop (hosted in Reykjavik, Iceland at their world-famous Harpa concert hall) – the majority of talks focused on topics relating to both the user and the developer experience too. The […]
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