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Microsoft Create consists of two main websites: Creator Hub and Learn and Grow. Creator Hub offers a catalog of templates that are ready to use for social media, video, presentations, and more, making it easier for creators to get started with their projects.

Whether you’re looking for information to help you choose between design tools or you’re just curious to read our thoughts on this very commonly-searched topic…

Five free, affordable or free-to-try alternatives to the well-memed classic, Comic Sans.

This application takes a screenshot of your website and inserts it onto a screen of real world device (computer, phone, tablet). That way, you can use this mockups for previews or as a marketing material.

Designers often complain about the quality of feedback they get from senior stakeholders without realizing it’s usually because of the way they initially have framed the request. In this article, Andy Budd shares a better way of requesting feedback: rather than sharing a linear case study that explains every design revision, the first thing to do would be to better frame the problem.

This month, the AI revolution continues with tons of tools backed by AI. But that’s not all; you’ll also find business apps, marketing tools, and services to help you grow a startup. Enjoy!

It’s time to rethink how we cook a set of favicons for modern browsers and stop the icon generator madness.

Waldo’s customizable interface isn’t effortless, but it does give users more control over their search results.

In this episode of the Smashing Podcast we ask how has the design industry changed? Is technology making our work easier? Vitaly Friedman talks to veteran designer Veerle Pieters to find out.