Branding design is constantly changing these days. We see a new rebranding or logo remake at least every few weeks.

Typography trends for 2025 are shaping up to be a blend of minimalism, functionality, and personality. Designers are embracing clean, sans-serif typefaces like Manrope, Satoshi, and Urbanist that prioritize readability and versatility while also leaning into bold, geometric, and high-contrast fonts to make a statement.

All I know is that one minute, I could be brimming with ideas, and the next, I could stare at a blinking cursor like I forgot how to form words. My mind can suddenly get flooded with admin tasks I’ve been procrastinating so much that it becomes a struggle to focus on the creative work I actually enjoy.

Lovely imagery and media throughout this One Pager promoting Jin Zhen Lian who sell treats made fruit from the famous seaside orchards of Eastern Thailand.

In the world of UX design, creating a great design or prototype is just the beginning. To ensure your product truly meets user needs, the next critical step is testing it with real users. That’s where UX testing and research tools come into play — they help you gather meaningful insights, validate your designs, and improve the user experience effectively.

Happy new year! To welcome in 2025 we’re clearing the proverbial decks with some delightful design that shows us how to clarify, organise and declutter. We’re learning what the master of information design Edward Tufte meant by his term chartjunk and ogling a masterful 19th century tool chest that has to be seen to be believed.

This article provides a detailed overview of average annual salaries for web designers at different experience levels (beginner and advanced) in various countries. All figures are presented in U.S. dollars for consistency.

Searching for the most flexible front-end workflows and toolkits, it’s easy to forget how powerful some of the fundamentals on the web have become these days. This post is a journey through new front-end features and what they are capable of.

Staying relevant in the ever-changing world of design is always an uphill battle for designers. But it’s a good kind of challenge that makes you better each year.

The biggest trend that can be observed in the design space is how designers are more and more focussing on the craft of visualisation. Gone seem the days of user research, exploration and concepting.