It's Monday. Here's what changed in AI this week, and what it means for your design work:

Last week was my last week in Cyprus. I've been deep in the Limora build, and we're getting close - the first beta testers come in this week, and we plan to launch in one or two weeks.

Right now everything is moving at once. Fixing the last bugs, finishing the new UI, mapping out the marketing strategy to promote the tool. This is the main focus and everything else is on the back burner until we ship.

This is the end of Figma and Adobe as we knew them.

The numbers tell the whole story. Adobe is down 28% in 2026 alone. Figma is down 85% from its 52-week high of $142 in August 2025, and now trades around $18. Two of the biggest design companies on earth, both bleeding out, both at the same time. The catalyst? AI design tools.

Bull Theory broke this down on X and the post went viral across design and Finance Twitter. The thesis is simple: prompt-to-UI tools are eating the moat. Claude Design, Google Stitch 2.0, Lovart, Krea - the new stack does in 30 seconds what used to take a design file, a handoff doc, and three hours.

This is the biggest shift in design tooling since Figma killed Sketch. Except it's faster and uglier, and Figma is on the wrong side of it this time. The companies that built the modern design workflow are now the ones being disrupted, and most designers are still treating Figma like it's the only place they need to be.

The real lesson isn't "learn Claude Design." It's stop tying your career to one tool. The designers who survive the next 18 months are the ones who treat their workflow like a stack, not a single app. Figma for the parts where it still wins. Claude or Stitch when you need to go from prompt to product fast. Krea or Higgsfield when you need motion. Pick the best tool for the job, every time.

This week, pick one piece of your workflow you still do manually and replace it with AI. Just one. Try Claude Design for a quick prototype, or Stitch for a landing page mock. Don't replace Figma. Add to it.

You shouldn't have to pick between Sora, Veo, and Kling. You should be able to use all of them.

Higgsfield is one workspace running every major AI video model on the market - Seedance 2.0, Kling 3.0, Veo 3, Sora 2, Hailuo 02, Wan 2.6. Pick the model that fits the shot, generate, edit, and move on. Their tagline is "One link in. Marketing out." Roughly 4.5 million video generations a day go through the platform.

You don't need After Effects for motion graphics anymore. One AI tool is all you need.

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