Themebat / Tutorials
When I inherited a project with thousands of legacy image files scattered across S3 buckets, FTP folders, and a dusty CMS, my first thought wasn't excitement — it was dread. Managing those assets...
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I remember the first time a layout I had spent hours polishing fell apart at a medium screen size. Buttons overlapped, cards collapsed, and a hero image that looked perfect on desktop suddenly felt...
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I had one of those “we need to stop shipping everything from one giant repo” moments after watching a tiny change in our design tokens pipeline unexpectedly bump the version of every component in...
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Getting a clean, responsive SVG icon set out of Figma without any raster fallbacks is one of those small victories that saves time and preserves quality across web and product builds. I’ve iterated...
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I often get asked how I keep brand visuals consistent when using Midjourney. As tempting as it is to treat each generated image as a one-off piece of creative luck, building a reliable visual system...
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I used to spend hours chasing a thousand vanity metrics—pageviews, impressions, clicks—hoping one of them would magically tell me whether users would stick around. Over the years, working on...
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I love automating the tedious parts of design work—but only when automation respects the rules of my design system. Over the years I’ve learned that a few well-chosen Figma plugins can shave...
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I often get asked how to keep a color system consistent when a project spans the web, animated interfaces, and printed material. I used to manage separate color palettes for each medium—one for the...
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I recently helped a client turn a sprawling, inconsistent Figma design system into a lean, token-driven workflow. If you’ve ever opened a file and felt your brain scramble trying to map colors,...
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I write tutorials because I want people to finish things. Too often I see guides that are beautifully written but leave readers stuck in the “follow-along limbo” — they read, nod, and never...
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