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Nexus unveils new venture Nexus Design Studio, headed by motion whizz Harry Butt

Describing the studio as an “experimental laboratory”, its new creative director Harry Butt says its work and output will “utilise motion design in a meaningful way”.

Netflix has a new look (and it’s delightfully different)

The brand has unveiled a set of new iconography designed by Koto Studios, and not only does it lean in to the brand’s existing colour scheme, but it’s also just plain fun.

How Canva Grows

What we can learn about go-to-market motions, product-led growth, icebergs, and content strategy from a $26b consumer design platform.

12 Side-Hustle for Designers in 2023 and Steps to Get Started

That’s right, in 2023, designers can earn money through a variety of side hustles that cater to their skillset. In this article, we will explore 12 side hustles for designers in 2023 and the steps you need to take to get started.

Why User Personas Aren’t User-Friendly & How to Fix Them

An over-reliance on out-of-the-box templates & examples has weakened personas as a user research tool. Changing the way we think about and approach them can help us course-correct.

Designing Motion for 2022 Wrapped

Simple brief, complex executions: UX Motion Designer Ade shares his journey on bringing 2022 Wrapped’s data stories to life.

15 Best New Fonts, February 2023

And so, every month, we put together this roundup of the fifteen best new fonts that have caught our eye over the past four weeks. Enjoy!

Iconoir: Your new default library

Iconoir is one of the biggest open source icons libraries. No premium icons, no email sign-up, no newsletters. Icons available in SVG format, Font, React and React Native libraries, Figma and Framer.

Stellar Serifs: Sisteron

Sisteron, from the brilliant folk at Beasts of England Foundry, achieves a delicate and beautiful balance between stellar and stupendous. From vintage outer-space to Art Nouveau and Jugendstil, Sisteron is a typeface that evokes the ’20s, ’70s, and the 21st century.

Marco Andrea Cacioni uses design to build a “queer underwater civilisation”

Fusing queerness and electronic music, the graphic designer hopes their work looks like a new language made of “unreadable characters and monolithic architecture”.

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