Color contrast is the difference in lightness between the foreground color, like text, and the background color. If the foreground color’s values are too similar to the background, the elements can blend together with the background. For example, light gray on a white background has a low contrast, while black text on a white background has a high contrast. Light Gray text will blend into the background while black text…

Today we’re looking at the UX/UI design trends for 2026 – XR design, liquid glass, gesture based interactions, AI design jobs, voice UX and more. Some important resources are mentioned below.

For much of the world, technology has become so intertwined with our day-to-day lives that it influences everything.

Your competitors aren’t building perfect code either. If you spend 6 months building the theoretically perfect architecture, they’ll ship something “good enough” in 2 months and eat your lunch. You’ll have beautiful code that nobody uses.

What started as admiration quickly turned into motivation. Around 2018-2019, Nixtio began publishing their work almost daily, and the consistency paid off. Today, they credit Dribbble with opening the door to global visibility, meaningful client relationships, and creative growth.

It was a sharp reminder of something every CIO and CTO already knows but sometimes underestimates: your Web Application Architecture is not just a technical foundation, it is the backbone of your business.

Gemini 3 is the latest state-of-the-art LLM from Google. It is not just an incremental update it’s a radical shift toward an agentic-first experience. The model is optimized for multimodality and long-horizon planning. In other words, it doesn’t just answer prompts better; it can think, plan, and act more autonomously across different modalities.

Users form impressions in milliseconds — way before their brain can think logically. Your design sets the mood, sure. But their cultural memory? That’s what controls the reaction.

CAPTCHAs were meant to keep bots out, but too often, they lock people with disabilities out, too. From image classification to click-based tests, many “human checks” are anything but inclusive. There’s no universal solution, but understanding real user needs is where accessibility truly starts.

We think of these as post-category brands – products whose purpose aligns with a familiar category, but whose materials or methods have moved beyond the conventions that once defined it.