Let’s be honest—there’s no shortage of WordPress themes that look good on the surface. But when it comes to keeping pace with evolving design standards, performance expectations, and user behavior, that list narrows quickly. A theme that dazzles today but falters under tomorrow’s demands won’t serve you—or your clients—for long. That’s why finding a theme […]

AI-driven web design is either a game-changer or a UX nightmare, tailoring experiences or trapping users in a digital echo chamber. When done right, it feels like magic—when done wrong, it’s just creepy surveillance disguised as personalization.

Now that we are fully involved in 2025, it’s a good time to pause and reflect on some of the things happening with website design. There are a handful of web design trends for 2025 that are genuinely shaping the landscape and will likely be something you consider or get a request to do this […]

Web design is a deeply emotional craft, where creativity and human connection come together to tell stories and evoke feelings. In a world of AI and technology, the joy of designing remains rooted in the personal touch, making every project meaningful and impactful.

Thin fonts may look sleek, but they’re a usability nightmare—hard to read, inaccessible, and especially frustrating on mobile. Thankfully, some brands and websites are finally ditching them in favor of thicker, more readable typography that actually puts users first.

Your browser just became a time machine. With Infinite Mac you can run classic Mac operating systems—from the original 1984 System 1.0 all the way to early Mac OS X—right in your browser, no installs or vintage hardware required.

Reducing friction in web design isn't always the best approach; sometimes, a little complexity can enhance user engagement and decision-making. The key is understanding when friction adds value and when it becomes a hindrance, depending on the user's needs and context.

Midjourney just launched its V7 Alpha update, bringing faster image generation, better quality, and built-in personalization. It also introduces Draft Mode for super-speedy, low-cost creations — and promises even more features rolling out in the coming weeks.

Gmail’s UX is powerful but overwhelming, balancing endless flexibility with a cluttered, default experience. It reflects users’ habits more than it guides them—efficient if you’re organized, chaotic if you’re not.

Apple’s new “Face with Bags Under Eyes” emoji perfectly captures the universally relatable feeling of chronic exhaustion. It’s already being hailed as the official symbol of adulthood, burnout, and too many late-night scroll sessions.

NordProtect is an identity theft protection service that monitors your personal data, including dark web activity and credit changes, to keep you safe from cybercrime. With real-time alerts and recovery assistance, it provides peace of mind by helping you catch issues early and recover if your identity is stolen.

The idea that ugly websites can sell better challenges traditional design principles, suggesting that authenticity and imperfection sometimes drive higher conversions.

"Extraordinary Things" is a creative project by Yashas Mitta that blends AI-generated surreal designs with human collaboration to turn wild digital concepts into reality. With a sleek website and a focus on creativity, it invites artists and makers to bring these futuristic, mind-bending objects to life.

Vibe coding is a new concept where developers use AI tools to generate code through simple text prompts, bypassing traditional coding methods. While it offers quick prototyping and democratizes development, it comes with limitations in terms of code quality, scalability, and long-term viability for complex projects.

Korean Air’s rebranding features a modernized Taegeuk symbol in a deeper blue, paired with a new typeface that’s cleaner and more streamlined. The updated logo and symbol, combined with a metallic look on the aircraft livery, create a sleek, contemporary visual identity that emphasizes the airline's innovative and forward-thinking approach.

Coding jobs are vanishing fast—AI writes better code, no-code tools replace developers, and tech giants are slashing engineering teams. If you're still clinging to "just coding," wake up—adapt to AI, automation, and no-code, or get left in the dust.

In *"Our Interfaces Have Lost Their Senses,"* Amelia Wattenberger critiques how modern digital interfaces have become sterile and lack sensory engagement. She calls for a return to more immersive, sensory-rich designs that connect us to technology in meaningful, tactile ways.

Zeroheight’s "Design Systems Report 2025" shows that design tokens are exploding in popularity, with 84% of teams adopting them, but resource shortages and communication breakdowns are still major roadblocks. As AI enters the scene and dedicated teams grow, the future of design systems looks promising...