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Coastal grandmother, night luxe, that girl. Anything can be a trend on the internet. Why are we so determined to name them?
Coastal grandmother, night luxe, that girl. Anything can be a trend on the internet. Why are we so determined to name them?
Code and Theory's approach to editorial web design is equal parts strategy and sprezzatura.
Welcome to the 2022 beer industry State of the Union. Let’s explore some emergent beverage opportunities and package design trends.
Sometime around 2015 there was a mysterious vibe shift in web design.
Take a deep dive with us into retrofuturism.
Since the material design revolution, we have been stuck with various versions of the modern-minimal style.
This fresh new design trend has been picking up steam with the rising popularity of colorful inflated 3D graphics.
Corporate Memphis seems to be everywhere nowadays, but where did it come from? And how did it get to be so popular?
Dig in to learn more about how design reflects society, key trends in typography and branding, and how the creative world is adopting technology.
Thoughts on what we might see in the coming year, including the return of micro-frontends and the demise of the Jamstack as we know it.
From gooey blobs in 3D art to posters and album covers drenched in intense, eye-searing colours, some trends had a big 2021.
Let’s take a traditional look back at what was popular in UI/UX design for websites and mobile applications in 2021.
Neumorphism is more than playing with inner and outer shadows, that’s just scratching the surface.
It is pretty interesting to not only see what trends are emerging in our industry (and those adjacent to it) but how those trends trend over time.
2021 was an exciting year for designers — the introduction of Metaverse caused quite a disruption in the industry.
There is a new design trend emerging and this time it’s also stepping outside of the UI world and into the art space.
The new color celebrates inventiveness and creativity and comes as a tribute to all creators worldwide.
If you’re like me, you get excited by major new software releases and enjoy reading roundups of every new feature and UI tweak.