Almost 60 years ago, the United States government changed the design of its flag for the last time.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez waged a wholly different political campaign–one that entailed a wholly different kind of visual identity.

When I was 14, I saved up money from my first web design job to trick out a really nice gaming PC.

Sometimes failure is what government needs to start innovating.

The modernist designer Massimo Vignelli is the father of New York City's famous 1972 subway map.

You can assemble and disassemble them in minutes.

Cytora, an AI-powered insurance company, tasked the firm with creating a brand that could communicate what its machine learning does.

Twenty-two years ago, my son Nolan was born with a congenital birth defect called arthrogryposis multiplex congenita.

Today, Google announced a major new initiative called Material Theming.

Consider the last time you made a decision with data. Chances are, you used some kind of visualization to help understand the bigger picture.

Amazon's unstoppable growth has set the entire world of retail back on its heels, but at least one company has the footprint to stand in its way.

Amazon is woefully lacking when it comes to user-centered design. So Co.Design asked a top design studio to rethink it.

To fight digital overload, Udayan Umapathi is working on "calm interfaces"--user experiences that don't constantly demand our attention.

I'd been pining for a new MacBook Pro for almost a year until last week, when a friend told me that she'd just paid $700 to get hers fixed.

In a recent talk at the School of Visual Arts, Pentagram partner Natasha Jen argues against the cult of design thinking.

Let's say you're an operative with the CIA. Your agents are filing intelligence briefs to you in text documents.

What would a more honest and transparent Facebook look like? Here’s how NewDealDesign redesigned the social media giant.

Back in the 1970s, the average American was exposed to between 500 and 1,300 ads per day. But today, that number is probably closer to 5,000.

Inclusivity. It's one of the biggest buzzwords inside corporations right now.

Google's Experiments are always a source of joy-like its recent viral selfie feature, which matched your face to your long-lost twin in fine art.