Weekly curated resources for designersthinkers andmakers.The number of paying teams is a big KPI for Figma right now, as well as the average revenue perteam.I got this sense from seeing a whopping eight prompts to upgrade in a single session and seeing a notable increase in the urgency of their upgrade messaging; now its all last file, 0 left, and youre runningout.Figma and the cost of collaboration By Rosie HoggmascallIts like having your customer on speed dial [Sponsored] Dovetails magic search allows you to query everything your organization knows about the customer. Pull from interviews, usability testing, industry reports, and user feedbackand get an instant, shareable insight. Available on our professional packagebut UX Collective subscribers can try it free for 30days.Editor picksThe lost practice of information architecture And the perils of designing without a plan.By VickyTeinakiThe future is up for grabs when anyone can make designs What AI-generated design means for creators.By ElaineLuDesign has a granularity issue Why we need to move towards a new design philosophy & practice.By KevinRichardThe limits of data-driven Making decisions based on easy data is a recipe for disaster.By PavelSamsonovThe UX Collective is an independent design publication that elevates unheard design voices and helps designers think more critically about theirwork.Home as a heuristic: good design starts here By Michael McWattersMake methinkThe AI job interviewer will see you now Once seen as a curiosity, AI job interviews have grown in popularity as startups look to build businesses on top of the surprising capabilities shown by platforms like OpenAI. () As companies scramble for ways to integrate AI into their business, bad experiences like that are set to become commonplace.A proliferation of terms Do we call it a library, a folder, a collection, a workspace, a section, a category, a topic? How about a document, page, file, entry, article, worksheet? And.. whats the difference? While these kinds of decisions might not be front and center when working out designs for a product or feature, they can impact alot.Our new religion isnt enough Religious faith has collapsed, and many trends and movements have moved in to fill the void. () I really dont think its an exaggeration to say that a significant majority of young people now interpret their lives and emotions and relationships through a therapeutic lens.Little gems thisweekThe evolution of attention By DarrenYeoThe blurring boundaries of AI-powered design By JohnMoriartyWho do we see when we gaze into the digital mirror? By Dr. AdamHartTools and resourcesI tried Figma Slides; heres what Im missing Asking the Figma Gods to bring these features ASAP.By RaquelPiquerasDesigning for forgiveness How to create error-tolerant interfaces.By Tetiana SydorenkoSimple recall testing for B2B UX A useful and cheaper alternative for B2B UX testing.By OlesiaVdovenkoSupport the newsletterIf you find our content helpful, heres how you can supportus:Check out this weeks sponsor to support their worktooForward this email to a friend and invite them to subscribeShare open positions on our jobboardSponsor aneditionThe cost of Figma, the limits of data-driven, designing for forgiveness was originally published in UX Collective on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.