Design inspiration platform adding 100,000 curated images weekly. Intelligent canvas, familiar feeds, direct Figma export. Built by designers who wanted real creative work, not AI-generated imagery.

David Hoang's AI-powered design recruiting tool that matches companies with designers based on specific role requirements. Built with Replit and Visual Electric to solve the 'finding good design talent on demand' problem.

Prompt-to-website tool that outputs actual HTML and Tailwind, not just mockups. WebStudio is betting they can crack the creative web design problem that others have struggled with—going from idea to working site in one step.

Give your Figma designs directly to Cursor, Claude Code, and other coding agents. They'll understand your design context and build proper components with the right variables. The designer-developer handoff just got a lot less painful.

Figma's bold move into web publishing. Design your site in Figma, then push it live without leaving the app. It's not just another website builder—it's Figma betting they can own the entire design-to-web pipeline.

Figma's answer to the prompt-to-prototype problem: talk to your designs and watch them become working demos. They're pushing hard on the design-to-prototype boundary, testing how much code they can eliminate from the creative process.

AI-native design tool that ships code.

Design platform in early access. Details are scarce, but they're confident enough to claim 'a new era of design begins.'

Webflow's push beyond visual design into full-stack development. Deploy React apps, Next.js sites, and dynamic experiences on their Cloudflare-powered infrastructure.

Pietro Schirano's infinite canvas where you create apps by talking to them. Draw, iterate, and export production code without traditional design constraints. He's calling it 'the Cursor moment for design'—and he might not be wrong.