Quick Tip 💡 Teachers can enhance presentations with Canva... Draw by designing engaging visual aids like diagrams, charts, infographics, and illustrations. These visuals make it easier for students to understand complex concepts and create a more interactive learning experience.show more

Custom styles for Infographics are rolling out TODAY! With... 10 (!) preset options and the ability to create your own, choose from editorial, clay, brick, fan favorite kawaii 😻, and more! Turn your complex source material into beautiful, easy-to-read visuals with a single click.show more

4️⃣ Use interactive visualizations for visual learning With interactive... visualizations, Gemini can generate functional 3D simulations to help you better understand the topic you’re studying. For example, ask Gemini about a topic that could be explained visually, like “show me how DNA works in 3D,” and you’ll be able to interactively rotate and zoom into a 3D DNA structure.show more

Smart Biology isn't an app---it's a collaboration. Scientists, educators,... and animators joined forces to create a curriculum that's precise as it is engaging. The result? Visual learning powered by real expertise. Learn more at #biology #science #education #animation #Edtechshow more

GPT Image 2.0 + Generated Normal Maps = Dynamic... Lighting and Shadows for UI. 🤯 The workflow for building high-fidelity skeuomorphic UI concepts with AI + Three.js just got a lot easier. Interactive experience, sound fx, and normals all generated with Omma AI (tool by Spline). 3D iPhone by Ranguel on Sketchfab. Happy to share the remix link if you would like to poke around, lmk!show more

Working with multiple models in Chat? The model picker... in VS Code is now organized by provider, making it easier to browse, search, and switch between models. You'll also see provider names next to your recent models for quicker recognition. 💡 Tip: Use /models for quick access.show more

Experimenting with tldraw, xyflow · React Flow · Svelte... Flow & Mermaid JS as visual ways to interact with a code base for interactive modern code review. Claude & Codex can generate so much code so quickly that we are going to need new ways to review and understand their work. Markdown documents, ERDs, tree-maps, flow-charts, systems architecture diagrams, process maps. These could be the new lingua franca of a higher level abstraction of software development. What you're seeing below is a visualisation of the database structure of a Laravel app, automatically generated in a visual code review tool to help with the review of a new feature.show more

Today, Roblox is making it easier for anyone to... create on Marketplace. This will allow creators and brands to connect with their audiences by offering a more diverse collection of avatars, clothing, and accessories.show more

What I like about working with graphics APIs is... it makes it easier to make more fun UIs like this You're not bound by the web flex box layout constraint system and can freely place things in XYZ spaceshow more

Simulations are extremely powerful in Houdini, but even more... powerful is leveraging the procedural system to create "real-time" simulations. These effects are driven by a mix of attributes and simple operations that you can build on to create complex results. Master SOP Workflows with these courses 30% Off for the next few daysshow more

Community #AgenticIDE Spotlight: MedSense MedSense makes medical concepts clear... and easy to understand. Enter any term or condition, and its AI explains it at three levels — Simple, Student, and Med-School Depth — with accuracy, clarity, and safe guidance. A reliable companion for students, patients, and everyday learners seeking medical clarity. Built by our community, powered by #AgenticIDE:show more

One of the hardest questions in stablecoins shouldn't be:... "Who else is building and where?" Today we launched a completely rebuilt Stablescape to help answer that. - 6,000+ stablecoin companies - Interactive market maps - Rich company profiles - And more You can now submit your company, claim an existing one, and play around with interactive charts. See it for yourself here:show more

To simplify your charting skills, follow these steps: $SPY... $QQQ $META $TSLA $AAPL $NVDA $AMD 1. Understand the purpose: Know why you're charting and what you want to achieve. 2. Choose the right chart type: Select the appropriate chart for your data. 3. Keep it simple: Avoid clutter and unnecessary elements in your charts. 4. Be consistent: Use the same formatting style throughout your charts. 5. Highlight important insights: Draw attention to key points in your data. 6. Practice regularly: Create charts using different datasets to improve your skills. 7. Seek feedback: Get input from others to identify areas for improvement. 8. Learn from examples: Analyze well-designed charts to improve your own. By following these steps, you'll simplify your charting process and create effective charts.show more

ClickUp is working on agents that build custom user... interfaces on the fly. > Agents can build custom interactive blocks, with buttons, editable fields, and embedded charts. > Agents decide what the user needs to see and construct an interactive experience in real time. > Clicking or editing inside a generated block can fire an action directly. Agents will be able to create a working code block that responds to users' input, built in the moment for the task at hand.show more

Bring your videos to life with Akool’s Effect Enhancer.... ✨ Turn ordinary footage into dynamic, eye-catching content in seconds. With smarter visual effects and enhanced motion details, you can instantly elevate your videos without complex editing. Whether you're creating marketing content, storytelling videos, or social media clips, Effect Enhancer helps you add more depth, energy, and polish to every frame. Create smoother visuals. Add stronger impact. Make every video stand out with Akool.show more

Can we make Transformers better and more efficient for... robot learning? Excited to introduce Body Transformer (BoT), an architecture that leverages robot embodiment in the attention mechanism, by treating it as a graph of sensors and actuators.show more

Today we’re releasing an early version of a new... feature called Tip Cards. We built Tip Cards after seeing people all over the world tipping each other with Cash Links for their contributions online eg. posting good content, responding to questions, moderating group chats, and many others. Tip Cards simplify this experience by enabling every Code user to create their own personalized Tip Card and accept tips from anyone in the world. To create your Tip Card, simply connect your Twitter/X account in the Code app and your personalized Tip Card will be instantly generated for you. You can then share it as a link or get someone to scan it. (Video below of how to create your Tip Card) We’re rolling out this early version of Tip Cards to get feedback on this new payment type and test the Twitter APIs at scale. We plan to add more features to the tipping experience as we go, so your feedback is appreciated. Please try it out and let us know what you think. If you post your Tip Card and tag Code we’ll send you a tip!show more

Design Engineering Tip: Add friction at the end of... a scroll interaction. When users reach the edge of a scrollable area, the movement should not just stop instantly. A subtle resistance, bounce, or slowdown can make the interface feel more physical and less mechanical. It helps users understand that they reached a boundary without needing extra labels or visual indicators. Used carefully, this can make scrolling feel more natural and closer to how objects behave in the real world.show more

Made a quick haptic feedback prototype for hand-tracking interactions... with a voxel. Felt fun and engaging. It's another level of immersiveness (unfortunately, the video is not able to convey this). Visual design alone can make an interactive experience great, but if you want to make it exceptional, DIFFERENT, this is where haptic design plays the key role. The device on my wrist is from the Hapticlabs.io Prototyping Kit (the thing on my index fingertip is called Linear Resonant Actuator). It's a beautiful, simple-to-use tool. Found a good case for it in my experiments :) To get hand-tracking data, I used the Leap Motion controller (Computer Vision Camera), which is excellent for quick prototypes like this. I saw people experimenting with gloves to build a solid haptic feedback system for XR. It's great for advanced immersive experiences (video games/simulators/interactive entertainment). But for many day-to-day use cases (productivity/OS/media entertainment), having just a "simple" thimble that provides the haptic feedback for the "touching" fingertip will already significantly improve the UX. Hope we will have something like this from our major XR vendors in the near future.show more