User Experience
Why Most UX Design Shouldn’t Surprise Anyone
Users bring expectations—good UX respects and builds on them
Chris Kernaghan
Chris is a UX Designer with over 10 years of exp. He's worked with businesses small, large, and everything in between. He's passionate about putting people first through user-centered design.
Graphic Design
Switzerland’s Passport Gets a Bold Redesign with Cartographic Flair
RETINAA blends geography, UV ink, and data security into design
Productivity
Renault 5 Turbo 3E: Bringing the Turbo Legacy into the Electric Age
Renault revives its rally icon with 540 hp and bold design
Announcement
Dribbble’s New Payment Lock-In: A Necessary Move or a Money Grab?
Dribbble want to keep everything in house. Including payments.
User Interface
Meet the European Team Taking on Figma with an Open-Source Alternative
Penpot isn’t just another design tool, it represents a shift toward open
User Experience
Cracking the Whiteboard UX Test: What Works and What Fails
Don't fear the whiteboard—embrace it
User Experience
Keep It Simple, Stupid: Why Simplicity Wins
A jet should be simple enough for a mechanic in the field to repair it with basic tools
Penpot vs Figma: The Design Tool Showdown
TL;DR: Figma is the polished, feature-rich giant with seamless collaboration, while Penpot is the open-source underdog offering flexibility and full control—for free. If you need top-tier teamwork and don’t mind paying, Figma wins. If you prefer open-source freedom and saving money, Penpot is worth a shot. Let’
Interview
Interview with Space Lion Studios: Bringing Axyz to Life on Steam
Axyz twists gravity with vaporwave vibes—how will you navigate it?
Self-Care
Monday Morning Grind: Keep Pushing, It Gets Better
Fuel up, grind on—coffee first, hustle next
Branding
Liverpool FC’s New Look: A Masterclass in Modern Heritage
Modernized, not reinvented—Liverpool FC refines heritage with smart design
Industrial Design
Tesla Was Doomed Before Elon’s Antics—And It’s All Bad Design
Tesla’s downfall isn’t just Musk’s antics—it’s bad design, overpromises, and cutting corners