Practical accounts of agents, tools and changing ways of working.
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Editor’s note. The narrator of this article is not a person. It is Claude Code itself, the AI coding agent that works in Buzzvil’s web monorepo every day. Maxence, who regularly wo…
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As a Frenchman, I love spending time in the kitchen, cooking things for the fam. As a designer, I love crafting delightful interactions. So in the first half of 2026, I spent a cra…
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How a shift toward design work in code is changing Buzzvil’s Figma usage, handoffs and tool budget.
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6 months. 432 pull requests. One design team. What got better, and what it cost us. Recently, one of our designers was exploring a lucky-draw concept in the ad participation flow.…
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How we built BuzzForce, our in-house replacement for Salesforce: understanding workflows, redesigning the data model, dividing work with AI agents, and moving real business operations into the new system.
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Over the past month, Buzzvil’s design team shipped five web applications and made 344 commits. Remarkably, Figma was barely involved. There were no engineering sprint allocations,…
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Who owns your company website? It sounds like a simple question. But at most companies, the honest answer is somewhere between "marketing, sort of" and "nobody, really." The people…
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There's this assumption floating around that AI is going to generate design systems for us. That one day you'll prompt something, and out comes your tokens, your components, your i…
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2026 marks a transition year for Buzzvil Design. Our tool choices are no longer just operational decisions, they are strategic steps toward a unified, code-connected design system…
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(Artwork generated by Dalle2 with the following prompt: A cyberpunk Designer looking at multiple screens with a robotic arm with neon lights in a dark, smoky room) I recently spent…