設計日報 2026-05-31

Last week, TailwindCSS released their v4 version with revamped color tokens using OKLCH. I forsee more web devs are going to adopt OKLCH as the new standard for color tokens. This might sound very technical, but it's actually a significant change UI/UX designer should be aware of. With major browsers now reaching 93.1% adoption rate, OKLCH is on track to be the new standard that bridges design and

Next has released @next/font solution to integrate with google fonts as well as local fonts. Check out https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/building-your-application/optimizing/fonts for the latest implementation There isn't an official guide on applying custom fonts with TailwindCSS in NextJS site. It took a while for me to experiment but turns out it's quite easy to do it yourself. So following the def