Every year, we release Pinterest Predicts—our annual not-yet-trending report spotlighting 20 trends we predict to be really big in the year ahead. And today, we’re taking it a step further, turning those insights into a custom colour lineup inspired by our 2025 trends, setting the tone (and the hues) for the year ahead

From Smooth Onboarding to Surprising UX Flaws — Here’s What Worked and What Needs Improvement

We’ve handpicked a selection of insightful articles and resources to keep your design skills sharp and your front-end development on track.

This year, we’re bringing Config to San Francisco and London. Here’s a first look at what we’re building for our community on both sides of the Atlantic.

It didn’t take long for the “dark mode” to become a requirement for every user interface design. What started out as a design trend turned into a must-have feature for offering a comfortable user experience.

Learn how to create an AI Agent that monitors your website’s performance daily, detects anomalies, and sends professional HTML email reports with actionable insights using the Agent.ai Agent Builder.

As the Adobe Red Team proactively helps strengthen the company’s overall security posture, we often find ourselves needing to develop new capabilities to emulate the growing number of increasingly complex adversarial attacks. Adversaries today are stepping up their attack work by using AI and we need to do the same to stay one step ahead.

With the free-to-use ‘Edits’ app, users will be able to edit up to 10-minute video footage right on the phone and share it instantly all social media platforms including Instagram.

Web development is a dynamic field, and having the right tools can make all the difference. From debugging to data conversion, these free tools can help streamline your workflow and save time. Whether you’re working with APIs, designing interfaces, or troubleshooting issues, here are 10 free tools every web developer should bookmark.

The internet has a massive environmental impact. It currently produces 3.7 percent of global carbon emissions — that’s more than most countries of the world. All of the internet’s data centers have a larger CO2 footprint than air and water travel, and the average data center uses 11–19 million liters of water daily. And these numbers will only rise with the increasing demand for consumer content and the servers that…