How do we determine the most suitable illustration style? How should illustrations complement and reflect your corporate identity? What will resonate most with your target audience? And regarding the content, what type of illustration would best enhance it, and how would it work for the age range it is primarily for? Thomas Bohm shares insightful examples and discusses the key qualities of effective illustrations, emphasizing the importance of understanding your…

Color psychology helps us understand how colors influence human behavior, emotions, and decisions. In this blog, I would like to share what I have learned about the feelings and emotions associated with different colors.

Imagine this: You’ve just aced your interviews, and the company seems like a dream fit. But as you open the offer letter, something doesn’t sit right. The words are there, but the clarity isn’t. This is where things can go south

From circles to background text elements to high-drama imagery, 2025 is off to a great start with these website design trends.

As consumer attention to the digital world continues to shift towards smooth user experience or interface design, the ‘dark mode’ function has become one of the essential digital interfaces. This flashy yet power-saving mode is now considered a norm; it has become prevalent with the settings of operating systems up to single applications. The current blog discusses the basics of the dark mode, how to implement it optimally, and what…

Modern browsers have evolved beyond what most design tools can do. It’s up to us to break free from templates and tap into the web’s true creative potential.

When it comes to creating accessible designs, we always think of the basics, like adding alt-text, translations, and color palettes. But there’s more to accessibility than those basic features.

When design and development harmonize, they create intuitive, efficient, and visually compelling interfaces that enhance usability and engagement. However, bridging the gap between these two disciplines requires collaboration, communication, and a shared focus on the end user. So, in this article, we’re going to discuss how you can build seamless user experiences by aligning design and development.

Despite all the transformations we’re seeing, one thing we know for sure: Design (the craft, the discipline, the science) is not going anywhere. While Design only became a more official profession in the 19th century, the study of how craft can be applied to improve business dates back to the early 1800s. Since then, only one thing has remained constant: how Design is done is completely different decade after decade….

Thomas Bohm shares insightful examples and discusses the key qualities of effective illustrations, emphasizing the importance of understanding your audience.