Canva’s landing page is a high-converting, well-designed page that has been iterated on over time on its road to becoming a $40 billion startup.

UX writing lessons from an ugly encounter at a bank

For a reported $180 million, Google will transfer millions of customers from its domain registrar to help “sharpen” its focus.

Learn about the user revolt and blackout on Reddit caused by bad user experiences and unreasonable API pricing. Find out why third-party Reddit apps are preferred and how Reddit’s pricing harms designers and developers and forces users to inferior UX.

Silicon Valley wants to make us believe humans are predictable and our skills replaceable. I’ve learned that’s nonsense

Adobe is so confident that copyright law won’t be an issue for users of their new generative AI-powered “Firefly” product that they’ve promised to cover any and all copyright-related legal costs that users might incur as a result of using it.

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In Romania, I pivoted my freelancing efforts from creating printable graphics to designing templates for clients’ branding, web design, and 3D design.

By this point, you’ve probably seen Adobe’s beta of Generative Fill in Photoshop, which allows you to expand a photo beyond its original borders. It is an incredible feat of technology, but brings up complicated questions: who owns that new, expanded photo? Is it copyrightable?

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