Jakub, a founding design engineer at Interfere, launches Interfaces, a monthly design‑engineering magazine that dissects what makes an interface feel great. He argues that in an AI‑saturated market, speed no longer differentiates products; meticulous craft does. Each issue blends animation, typography, layout and color lessons with interactive demos and full source code. He also shares personal case studies from OpenSea and other gigs.

Subscribers receive back‑catalog access, a curated toolbox of resources, and entry to a private Discord where designers swap techniques. The service promises at least one fresh issue each month, each packed with agent‑skill tutorials and code snippets that can be copied directly into projects. Launch pricing includes a 18% discount for early adopters. Community members frequently post their adaptations, creating a archive of practices.

The magazine debuted with three foundational issues, and Jakub plans to iterate based on reader feedback. By exposing the minutiae behind smooth interactions, Interfaces aims to elevate the standard of UI craftsmanship across the industry. Readers who value detail‑level guidance can immediately apply the demos to improve their own products for modern teams.