Collective #752
A truly well designed web experience that will surprise you with buttery smooth effects and stunning details. No doubt, our pick this week.
A truly well designed web experience that will surprise you with buttery smooth effects and stunning details. No doubt, our pick this week.
A video has emerged detailing an aluminium statuette that Apple gifts employees when they reach 10 years of service. And while the internals aren’t much to write home about (there’s no M2 chip in this thing), it’s as beautifully designed as any Apple product.
Microsoft’s new chatbot for Bing has displayed some strange behavior, proving that AI is more fallible than tech companies let on.
Softer colors, soothing palettes, and a lighter vibe are what the candy pastels design trend is all about. More projects are using this color scheme to create a subtle and softer feel for projects, a distinct shift from many of the bold, bright colors that have been popular for the last few years.
Wikipedia describes Typography as ‘the art and technique of arranging type to make written language legible, readable and appealing when displayed’.
Design is incredibly visual, so everyone has an opinion!
As an experienced design agency, Full Punch understands the importance of creating a logo that not only looks great but also effectively communicates the essence of the brand. In this case, they were tasked with creating a cursive-style typography that would give Midland Appliance a more refined and sophisticated look.
Augmented reality (AR) filters have taken the world by storm. They allow users to add unique and interactive elements to their social media reels. TikTok is no exception to this trend.
The designs, shared by creative director Casey Potter(opens in new tab), came about because “Microsoft wanted an outside perspective for the design of its next-generation operating system, Windows XP.”
With an eccentric design approach and platforming writing from the periphery, the magazine aims to bring back “the community, enthusiasm and sheen that once surrounded the literary and art scene”.