As we near the end of 2023, we wanted to take a look back over all the tools we collected over the past year, to pick out our favorites.

Preserving Reddit’s innate creativity stood as the cornerstone of the redesign process, focusing on refining the company’s brand positioning. Reddit boasts a distinctive authenticity reflected in its platform’s unique features and iconic alien mascot, Snoo.

Designers might be at a crossroads with flat design and more detailed and three-dimensional design elements. Here are some recent examples of it to give you a heads-up of what to expect in user interfaces soon.

Remember when Comic Sans wasn’t the butt of the jokes? Long for the days when we actually enjoyed using the Impact font? In this list, we’re going to condense down ten of the most despised typefaces of all time.

Explore 500 Doodles and Scribbles: a vibrant collection of 500 hand-drawn vectors. Ideal for presentations, website design, or educational content, it’s your creative spark.

Uber Eats’ customers are sizzling the app for marketing a restaurant’s menu with unappetizing imagery that appears to have been cooked up by artificial intelligence.

Some designs from over 100 years ago are still recognisable in 2023. Experts offer insight on the best 1910s logos.

The campaign was partly inspired by chaos. And yet the visual identity has to be robust enough to work across countless countries, languages and formats. We hear how the team at Spotify grappled with this tricky challenge.  

Pick one of three fonts and this Python-generated open source typeface will create serial-protocol square waves to match.

In 2023, AI—and specifically generative AI—has unequivocally gone mainstream. It seems like everyone has played around with large language models (LLMs)—and, with upwards of 100 million weekly active users, ChatGPT has practically become a household name.