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.

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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.  

By understanding these formats and their appropriate use cases, pros, and cons, you can ensure that your website’s images look great and load quickly, resulting in a better user experience. Check out this comprehensive guide on image formats for the web!

UI/UX designers manipulate this spacing, i.e., apply “tracking typography” to make the lengths of lines/words look more even and improve the overall appearance and legibility of the text. The same goes for designers in any field that uses typography.

Spotify Wrapped 2023 is your personalized musical yearbook, highlighting your top tunes, favorite artists, and genres that defined your listening experience over the year.