Design tooling has gotten significantly better over the years, which in my view is truly a double-edged sword.

You have to get creative when you lack a strong visual. This month’s design trends roundup focuses on this concept.

Your website is more than simply a virtual storefront in the modern digital environment. It serves as both your initial impression and your constant salesperson, and it frequently determines whether you keep a customer or lose them.

Let us share a fresh bunch of practical app design ideas by the tubik design team, which is never tired of trying new approaches and experimenting with design techniques.

From the past few months of scrolling Twitter, I have observed that hundreds of less experienced designers think that learning Figma equals becoming a designer.

Typewriter fonts can bring a unique style to your creative projects. Their worn-out letters and subtle ink blots replicate those characteristics you associate with vintage typing machines. They are great for projects like posters, branding, or invitations that need a vintage aesthetic.

Brand Identity PayPal’s new refreshed brand identity marks the next chapter for PayPal in the lives of its customers and signals a new direction for the business and the brand: one that is simpler, cleaner, more modern and more optimistic.

We’re reintroducing our Make Designs feature with some key improvements, including a new name—First Draft—to better reflect our goal of giving designers another way to get started.

If I were to say “product roadmap” to you, what would come to mind? Probably something resembling a Gantt chart, much like the roadmap shown below: A set of product updates, usually in the form of features mapped against a timeline.

I’m working on a refresh of my personal website, what I’m calling the HD remaster. Well, I wouldn’t call it a “full” redesign. I’m just cleaning things up, and Polypane is coming in clutch. I wrote about how much I enjoy developing with Polypane on my personal blog back in March 2023.