Every now and then, website design trends can leave you scratching your head. This month’s collection includes some of those.

Our colleague and photographer Aleksandr Seledchik, a frequent user of Midjourney, has developed an almost impeccable skill for distinguishing between AI and human-crafted images. Here, we unveil some less obvious details which deserve your attention:

Exploratory talks between big-wigs at Apple and Microsoft in 2020 reportedly included discussions of Apple taking on the beleaguered search engine.

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30 beautiful animated backgrounds in 4K that loop perfectly. Perfect for YouTube videos, product demos, and more. From your mates at Tella.

There is just something magical about the design of Setaprint! The flowing ink cloud and the wonderful typography animations harmonize perfectly with the content. Our pick this week.

From real photographs captured using a macro lens, this collection offers genuine high-res textures from aged walls, concrete slabs and grounds. Dive into authentic grunge, vintage, and concrete overlays to elevate your designs.

Each year, the WordPress community (users, site builders, extenders, and contributors) provides valuable feedback through an annual survey. The results can influence the direction of the WordPress project by identifying areas that need attention. Annual surveying can also help track trends over time, with data points often finding their way into the yearly State of the Word address.

Case study unveiling the creative process on new website design and custom graphics for Synthesized, the platform for creating and managing high-quality synthetic data.

The company is bringing customizable Material You design to Chromebooks. After selecting a wallpaper and a color palette, these settings will be reflected in areas such as quick settings, desktop, and window head bars. ChromeOS 117 also has a redesigned quick settings menu with bigger buttons and slider bars — akin to the slide-down settings menu on Android 13 on Pixel phones.