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Mizko Manual · Apr 29, 2025

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Michael Wong (Mizko) ⚡️ · Mizko Manual

Hey beautiful human 👋,

Holy moly, it's been a wild month in the design and no-code space!

Let's talk about something I've been predicting since mid-2023...

Back in July 2023, I had a feeling Figma was eventually going to drop a Site publishing feature. Anyone that knows a little about coding would know the launch of Auto Layout was the biggest giveaway.

And so…

Last week Jane Wong on X (who is known for leaking upcoming features by reverse-engineering a product’s code) dropped a preview of Figma Sites.

Then someone by the alias Yancymin on X dropped some leaks of sites built with Figma Sites.

Now since the sites have been removed and the feature is tight lipped, there isn't much more I can share about Figma Sites.

But it does spark some interesting conversations.

Which is... what should we learn in a world of abundance?

There are soooooo many no-code web builders now.

From Framer, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace and now Figma Sites...

Then you also have a rise of AI coding apps like v0, windsurf, lovable...

It's a crazy time to be online right now.

Design and code are both being commoditised.

I see a future with millions of niche apps that solve very specific needs.

Now this begs the question…

So what should we be learning?

Personally, I would never see the goal as to learn them all. You'd have a better chance of finding a parking spot in downtown Sydney on a Friday night. 😂

You'd be spreading yourself far too thin.

Instead, you pick the best one for a specific use case.

Then just master it.

The goal isn't to obsess over tools.

Don't hunt for the fanciest design tool — master the one that helps you actually 'complete the project' you're working on.

If it’s design, Figma still stands strong (for me).

If you're looking to launch a site, focus on the tool that helps you launch most efficiently.

For me, it would be Framer or Webflow.

I learned Webflow many years ago, and since I know Figma back to front, Framer was a no-brainer.

But what about Figma Sites?

I’m not attached to tools.

I pick whatever works best for me with the constraints I have.

Right now I have all my sites hosted with Framer.

It’s the simplest and most effective tool to launch the sites I need.

Since they’ve been around for a while, it also means they’ve been battle tested.

Instead of trying to learn everything, master one tool deeply, then use your time wisely to level up in other valuable areas.

🧠 Focus vs. FOMO: With so many tools dropping every week, it's easy to feel like you're missing out if you're not learning them all.

↳💡 Learning: The most successful creators and builders I know aren't the ones who know every tool – they're the ones who've mastered 1-2 tools and know how to deliver results with them. Pick your weapons wisely and go deep.

🔄 Tool hopping trap: I spent years jumping between design tools thinking the next one would make me better.

↳💡 Learning: Tools don't make you great. The time you spend constantly switching tools could be invested in growing your strategic mindset, experience and networks. Remember: businesses hire outcomes, not tool knowledge.

🚀 Future-proofing: With AI and no-code tools democratizing both code and design, I've been thinking about how we stay valuable.

↳💡 Learning: The differentiator will always be your interpersonal skills, creative problem-solving and strategic thinking. Focus on the skills AI can't replicate easily – deep user empathy, business acumen, and the ability to connect dots no one else sees.

Here are a few ways I can help you crush your career goals (just like me):

💼 Build confidence in end-to-end UX/UI design (10 hours) - You’ve mastered the tool and UX research and now you want to learn how to lead, design and manage a project end-to-end. Dive deep into every little step alongside me with a real-world project. (400+ designers)

🖥️ Master Figma (10 hours) - Become an expert in Figma so you can get more done; faster and better. This isn’t just a technical course about features, it’s an end-to-end course on how Figma fits into a real-world project. (7,900+ designers)

🔍 Dive-deep into UX Research & Strategy (10 hours) - Learn how to run UX and business research to make more strategic and data-informed decisions for larger scaled projects and improved stakeholder management. (800+ designers)

⚡️Design 10X faster with 8,000+ pre-designed components - We just launched v.2.7.1. If you’re starting every project from scratch, you’re probably wasting a lot of time. Leverage Shipfaster UI to speed up your process dramatically. (3,400+ designers)

🚀 Looking to launch a product? - At More Cursors, my team and I help founders strategise, design and launch world-class products. Feel free to book a call directly with me if this is something you need.

That's it for this month!

Oh and since we're on the topic of Figma, I wanted to let you know I am working hard on launching my new Figma Masterclass 3.0 in the coming weeks. I'm currently filming the last few modules.

There will be no release date, as I don't like to let people down if I miss them.

Just know that, it's coming soon!

Your boy,

— Mizko

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