Origami is a free tool for designing modern user interfaces.

If you watch The Travel Channel or The Food Network as much as I do, you'll have seen plenty of amazing kitchens from the top restaurants around the world. Something they all have in common? Squeaky-clean kitchens.

A strange match While typesetting a zine, I tried to match sans and serif faces, to make the most of a very cheap print. A lot of combinations are problematic, such as wildly varying vertical proportions - when you need to massively adjust the font size just so the sans doesn't look shouty next to the serif, for example.

Plagiarism is so hot right now. (Just ask Melania!) It's also not new. As long as people have been coming up with good ideas, other people have been passing those ideas off as their own, then shamelessly defending their right to do so.

Don't you think the current iTunes Preview web page is kind of... old? I'm not sure when this version came out as I couldn't find any record in its history, but I remember the current design being around since I got my first iPhone in 2011 and wanted to download some apps.

New UI concepts and their CodePen implementation.

From Love + Radio: In the 1980s, Skid Row was still home to the poorest people in Los Angeles, but it also had a thriving avant garde theater scene. Actors like Tim Robbins, John Cusack, and Jeremy Piven got their start at the Wallenboyd, an experimental theater space at the corner of Wall and Boyd St., in the heart of Skid Row.

Sketch 39 is here-with a major new feature that'll change the way you approach your design work in Sketch: Group & Symbol resizing. In the past, resizing a group or symbol meant just stretching it out or scaling it up, but now we have 4 different choices for how the layers within a group can behave when the group itself is scaled.

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