The Tata-backed Full Service Carrier (FSC) has recently rebranded its website from AirIndia.in to AirIndia.com. Subsequently, they will soon reveal the New livery, which according to our source, will be the same as shown in this article.
Brilliante is a versatile new typeface with personality, perfect for designers who demand creative freedom. A two-axis design opens up the possibilities for projects with moods ranging from meticulous to flamboyant. Across the collection of 15 styles, Brilliante’s curves add refinement and grace, while sharp, short serifs deliver an edge.
Tata Group-owned Air India is likely to change its livery colours, which is likely to be revealed at an event on August 10. The current logo of Air India, in use since 2014, shows a red swan with the orange Konark Chakra image on it. It is also displayed on the tail of Air India’s aircraft.
A collection of Figma plugins for everyday design tasks — from finding good font pairs to creating responsive design. Most plugins in this list are available for free.
Project IDX is a browser-based development experience built on Google Cloud and powered by Codey, a foundational AI model trained on code and built on PaLM 2. It’s designed to make it easier to build, manage and deploy full-stack web and multiplatform applications, with popular frameworks and languages. Project IDX is also built on Code OSS, so it should feel familiar no matter what you’re building.
This article is based on Marcel’s Into Design Systems live titled “The Power of Design, Code & Ai in Design Systems.” We have summarized Marcel’s talk into its key points, but you can watch the entire 3-hour webinar here.
LinkedIn is currently beta-testing the integration of Microsoft Designer into its website. The tool allows users to generate unique graphic designs and visual posts straight from LinkedIn.
WordPress now accepts their Binance Pay for the payment of e-commerce services. Previously, the crypto exchange announced the integration of Binance Pay on the website development platform.
Pamera uses an object identifier and GPT-4 to generate poems based on photos in a matter of seconds. We tested it out on pics of a day in New York City.
While the launch of Threads has gotten a lot of attention in recent weeks, there’s been a broader trend of moving away from large social networks and towards smaller, more private communities over the past several years.
