Redesigning a website sounds pretty easy and simple. “Just shuffle all the elements around, throw in some trendy graphics and change the paint!” But no, it is even tougher than designing a new website.

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The series is a collection of mesmerizing 3d textures and lighting scenes rendered using Cinema4D. The series captures the beauty of exploring in a way that is both realistic and fantastical, with each piece featuring detailed renders, adorned with ethereal elements such as floating silk textures, and colorful lighting transitions. Ballinger’s use of color, light, and texture is masterful, creating a dream-like atmosphere that is both captivating and serene.

Apple likes to portray its Macs as the best, most innovative computers in the world, so it can be easy to forget that the company has released some real stinkers over the years. Not every Apple computer has been a hit — some have been downright awful.

Is a modern office really an office without inspirational quotes scrawled across the walls, on the stairway and in meeting rooms? These days, such quotes are part and parcel of office life, though it’s hard to know whether anyone ever does actually feel inspired by said maxims. We bet the ones in your office don’t quite stick in the mind as much as those in an old internal memo from…

This UX designer learned the hard way, but you don’t have to.

As someone who has seen firsthand how a poorly maintained typography system can lead to disaster, we can attest to the importance of keeping it in order from the very beginning of a project. You never know how big a project will become in the future, so it’s crucial to consider scalability when designing elements.

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The State Department has used Times New Roman for its official communications since 2004. Now it’s switching to the sans-serif Calibri in an effort to improve accessibility.