In the week that Meta launches Threads, we ask: can new platforms bring social media back to life? Or should creatives be looking elsewhere for self-promotion?  

This article is a collection of fancy 3D effects for images that demonstrate those CSS powers. Get ready to learn how they work as we get our hands dirty with CSS features that add perspective, depth, rotation, and even a slick shine to images that you can use on your next project.

This is an audio/visual story exploring the sounds of Mexico City’s streets.

ChatGPT no longer looks like it will keep growing until it’s the most-trafficked website in the world. In other words, Google is in no danger of being eclipsed by the OpenAI tech demo site that turned into a cultural phenomenon.

We’re releasing the “Pan” feature today. Click the new arrow buttons under your upscales to extend the image in that direction. Type /settings and click “Remix mode” to change your prompts every time you pan. Keep panning over and over and craft epic panoramic stories. Have fun!

Combining GSAP’s Scroll Trigger and Flip with a SVG Filter, based on a demo by Fabio Ottaviani.

Read about how the Automattic Design team celebrated the WordPress 20th anniversary.

Disneyland Paris celebrated its 30th anniversary last year (making it officially a millennial), and used the occasion as an opportunity to drop one of the most delightful logos we’ve seen in the last few years. And once again it’s doing the rounds online.

There are many Figma plugins that convert a design to HTML, and we want to review the best ones.

Trends have a way of repeating themselves. This is perhaps most apparent in fashion – the 1970s drew inspiration from the 1950s, and in a cycle that repeated itself about every 20 years. That said, this design cycle is not exclusive to clothing trends – it can also be seen in other areas, including website design.