Announcement
Let’s Talk About Framer’s Pricing
Framer just dropped a pricing update, and let’s just say… not everyone’s clapping
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.
Branding
How PlayStation’s Iconic Logo Almost Didn’t Happen
How one of the most recognised logos of all time nearly never came to be
Branding
Jaguar’s New Logo: A Bold Leap or a Misstep?
Jaguar's minimalist logo lacks the roar of its storied past
Announcement
Why Designers Should Consider Moving to Bluesky Over Twitter
There's never been a better time to join Bluesky as a designer
User Experience
The Hidden Struggles of Design Leadership in Non-Design-Centric Companies
Being a good designer is being a good communicator, and that's not for everyone
User Experience
How to Sell UX to the C-Suite (and Succeed Even When It’s Tough)
Selling UX to C-suite is difficult, but not impossible
User Experience
Cracking the Code: Future-Proofing User Onboarding for 2025
In 2025, user onboarding will focus on personalised, frictionless experiences, respecting users’ autonomy and minimising intrusive guidance
Game Design
Why Ammo in Games Isn’t Just About Running Out: The Hidden Layers of Strategy and Tension
Ammo isn’t just about running out; it’s a tool for tension, strategy, and storytelling in games
User Experience
Good Design as the Key to Personalised Web Experiences
Personalisation has been touted as the next big thing, well forever, but this time we mean it
Announcement
Apple Acquires the Team Behind Pixelmator Pro: What This Means for Creatives
Apple just snagged Pixelmator Pro, boosting its creative toolkit game
Interview
From the Canary Islands to Copenhagen: Ramsés Cabello on Creativity, Collaboration, and Culture
Growing up in the Canary Islands shaped Ramsés' global perspective. Design isn't just technical—it's about human connections
Graphic Design
Pantone 448 C: How “The Ugliest Colour in the World” Made Its Mark
A dark, muddy brown, Pantone 448 C claims the title of “the ugliest colour in the world.”