[Interactive] Apple vs. Meta: The Illusion of Privacy

A thoughtfully curated collection of websites showcasing exceptional web designs.

Pratik Joglekar takes a philosophical approach to remind designers about the lost joy within themselves by effectively placing massive importance on mindfulness, introspection, and forward-looking. Without joy, the work we do would feel meaningless. To prevent it from happening, check out a few ideas that would help rediscover that spark of joy.

We speak to Tim Smith about his ‘gifolio’.

The Google Fonts website has been thoroughly updated with a Material 3 redesign that serves as an interesting showcase of the design language on mobile web.  

When we design interfaces, we rarely think about error messagesfirst. But error messages can make or break the experience in situations when things go south. Let’s fix that. By Vitaly Friedman.

The “Test Pyramid” was created to guide us on how to integrate automated testing in development by organizing it into UI, Service, and Unit buckets. Since the time it was defined in 2012, the model seems to have fallen by the wayside. But is the Test Pyramid really dead? Discover the more contemporary testing strategies and evaluate the Test Pyramid’s relevance in today’s software development practices.

Yes, designers do need marketing tools. From freelance graphic designers who need to land more work to designers who work for another company, there’s always a need to understand basic marketing.

Fonts play an instrumental role in making the content of newspapers legible, inviting, and engaging. Their choice can influence the reader’s mood, ensuring the news is conveyed as effectively as possible.

Chrome on the desktop is about to get a new look. Google’s widely used browser is getting an update based on its Material You design language in the coming weeks, and in this case, that will include refreshed icons with “a focus on legibility” and new color palettes that “better complement your tabs and toolbar,”