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How redesign can improve the key metrics of the product

In the case of the product I work for, the decision to redesign was triggered by all three of those factors at once. So the team had to pack many things in a new product design. This experience proved to me once more the importance of perceiving redesign as a responsibility and an opportunity.

Google announcing a global ban on all independent media from its search results

Google has taken a bold step by announcing a global ban on all independent media from its search results. This move, made in collaboration with global entities like the UN and WHO, has sent shockwaves throughout the digital community.

Samsung’s One UI 6 Beta is here: New default font, new emojis, new access to the full Quick Settings

If you’re into trying out new stuff before everybody else, we’ve got good news: owners of Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy S23 Ultra can now join the One UI 6 Beta program.

YouTube Music debuts Samples, a TikTok-style feed for music discovery

If you’ve used basically any social media app lately, you’ll be familiar with this interface.

Google Updates Search AI to Summarize and Categorize Articles

The SGE beta will also highlight certain words of AI-generated text offering expanded definitions straight from Wikipedia and other sites.

Math animations

Various math animations & visualizations by Freya Holmér

Creating Gradients: 3 Popular Ways To Create Gradients

This article explores three popular approaches designers can use when creating gradients — the Figma native toolset, Figma plugins, and online tools.

On-Scroll Column & Row Animations

Some inspiration for scroll-driven animations on column and row items.

CSS Selectors: A Visual Guide

Here’s a visual guide to the most popular CSS selectors. This guide serves as your map, detailing and visualizing these essential selectors.

ChatGPT has a style over substance trick that seems to dupe people into thinking it’s smart

ChatGPT may be tricking people into thinking it’s smarter than it is. Researchers found programmers often prefer ChatGPT’s (wrong) answers on coding questions. That’s because ChatGPT sounds “articulate,” they said.

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