In 2011 Petco moved from the big jelly letter font to a thinner, more angular one, adjusted a few colors, and reworked their slogan slightly.

The 45th president is out. But the world he leaves behind still needs to be reckoned with.

See the trends predictions from 13 top designers for the year, and get tips and techniques to put them into practice for your brand.

Robyn Kanner, Biden campaign Creative Director, on the role her team, design, visuals and using the illustration tool Blush had in the election win.

Interviews about navigating the individual contributor career path.

HTML and CSS Tips and Tricks for creating applications that are both responsive and accessible out of the box.

Updating the mark for a now global brand in a digital age meant taking a look back at what made the logo so iconic in the first place.

In Chrome 88, the aspect-ratio property allows you to explicitly specify an aspect ratio.

Professional tips to make icons look great and distinguishable

An introduction about CSS clip-path, how it works, with example and use-cases.

Webcomics traditionally include speech bubbles as part of the image. Today we explore whether it could be done using SVG and javascript.

Drawing game where your illustrations are judged by an AI

The most memorable illustrations of the year, as chosen by art directors at The New York Times.

I think the folks building Tailwind are talented and nice people. But at a pure technical level, I simply don’t like Tailwind.

Learn about the social rules that control Black lives.

My small “what if...” exercise inspired by the deficiency of the monetization models.

Why this under-represented but widespread design field comes with lots of unique and interesting challenges.

Meet the nominees on Awwwards and vote for your favorite.

Browsers come with developer tools built-in and these have great accessibility testing features.

The first of a two part series exploring UX approach, issues, and recommendations

After a decade, our annual Favorite Fonts list is back.

I always loved the visual aesthetic of dithering but never knew how it’s done. So I did some research.

2020 is now behind us. Good! It’s been a bad year on many levels, but it was also transformative.

A new designer joined our team recently, and we onboarded her through Google Hangouts.

The updated website is more reminiscent of a Millennial direct-to-consumer popup brand than a staid government agency.

Use Figma’s Variants and Auto-layout to design one Button component

The Capitol rioters wore pelts, carried flags, and plastered themselves with logos that hid deeper meanings.

The annual survey about the latest trends in the JavaScript ecosystem.