Murphy Trueman writes essays on design systems, governance and organisational practice, including permissions for AI agents, the trap of copied patterns in measurement, and writing style in an era of AI-suspicion. The posts combine personal experience with concrete examples, such as wrapper components that inflate adoption metrics.

A design systems newsletter offering practical explanations for designers working with engineering concepts like JSON, MCP, and AI tooling, plus thoughtful takes on design token architecture. Readers get approachable, hands-on guidance on bridging design and code, written with a personal voice drawn from real team experiences.

A personal design and technology newsletter by Jem Gold exploring how AI agents, eval-driven design, ephemeral contextual tools and the felt, sensory side of design are changing the craft. Issues mix essayistic reflection on identity and workflow with concrete notes on the author's own agent-based practice.

A personal blog and portfolio from an accessibility specialist covering design system annotations, accessibility practice, and reflections on work and writing. Readers get practical experiments and lessons from real design system work alongside personal essays and curated reading recommendations.