Considering the availability of modern tools and recent advancements in governance (design systems), one might think designers could relax and enjoy some leisure time. Surprisingly, that’s not the case. In fact, it feels like designers have even less time than before. As we’re frantically pushing towards an auto-governed future, we ought to stop and think about our purpose as designers.
Looking for inspiration? Well, look no further: here is our round up of what’s caught our eye for October.
Figma resources come in all shapes and sizes: wireframes, device mockups, website templates, mobile app layouts, UX kits, icons, and even illustrations and animations. Some are available through small web projects run by individuals who praise the “sharing is caring” ideology, whereas other material is gathered inside libraries that unite thousands of people from different parts of the world. Consider the pros and cons of using these resources in your workflows.
Duo’s popularity has exploded on the internet: The owl has nearly 8 million followers on TikTok. Now get ready for the owl to haunt your Halloween.
Our refreshed brand speaks to the heart of what Webflow has always stood for: giving everyone the superpowers to build professional, visually stunning websites — all without having to write code to achieve developer-grade results. We’re so excited to introduce a brand that not only helps bring this mission to life, but also pays tribute to the people who use Webflow every day to accomplish incredible things.
Nationwide has today unveiled its most significant rebrand in over three decades. The work by London studio New Commercial Arts is part of a drive to modernise the building society and reaffirm it being owned by members rather than shareholders.
How do you know which font is right for your project? That’s where typography inspiration websites come in. These sites show some of the best uses of fonts and typography designs to help you find inspiration.
The feature is known as an object-aware editing engine, but colloquially referred to as Project Stardust. If it lives up to its promise, you can send the lasso tool into retirement, as it’s intended to automate the selection of image components.
Microsoft has rebuilt its web version of the Microsoft Store from the ground up with a new UI and easier ways to find apps.
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