Andy Ford

💎 Fantastic resource! Accessibility Guidelines Card Deck (https://lnkd.in/eedqauK5), a revised, clear and accurate summary of WCAG 2.2, with a print-ready PDF version with print margins, Braille version and translations in German, Spanish, French, Italian and Dutch languages. Figma file: https://lnkd.in/eedqauK5 GitHub repo: https://lnkd.in/eqUudcyc WCAG Figma Plugin, by Marcelo Paiva: https://lnkd.in/eK9i_Gei A wonderful effort to make accessibility guidelines more accessible, by Johannes Lehner, with kind contributions by Makoto Ueki, Laura Wissiak, Marcelo Paiva and Kimberly Brinkhuis. And a huge thank you for everyone spreading the good work and helpful tools for accessibility and inclusive design. You are my heros — and I wholeheartedly applaud your efforts! 👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾 #ux #accessibility

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💚 Jetzt auch auf Deutsch 💚 Thrilled to share that Figma is officially translated and localized for the DACH region — making it easier than ever for teams across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland to collaborate in the language that feels most natural to them. Figma is already trusted by many of Germany’s most innovative companies — including Deutsche Bank, Erste Group Bank AG, GetYourGuide, N26, On, Puma, SAP, and Volkswagen. In fact, 87% of DAX 40 companies use Figma, and in 2024 alone, German teams created over 6.5 million files. Our vibrant community keeps growing too: Friends of Figma Germany now brings together thousands of members, with new chapters emerging in Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, and beyond. This is just the beginning. With Figma now available in German from today, we’re excited to empower even more teams to collaborate, design, and build — together.

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Lack of autonomy. After mentoring dozens of designers this year, the pattern is impossible to ignore. So I recorded a short video on one of the most powerful articles I’ve read. How communicating intent is the key to earning real autonomy. https://lnkd.in/e7zqVCk2 #productdesign #designcareer #clearcommunication #growth

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Want to see multiple variations of your new feature idea? Stitch can do that! Here's how it works: - Create a design in Stitch - Ask for variants for a specific UI element (e.g. "add reviews"), or an overarching theme (e.g. "make check-out easier") - Check out multiple options for your new idea Curious to hear how Stitch works for your use cases! Link in comments.

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