Marcus Lemonis offered $10,000 to redesign Overstock’s new Beyond logo on spec
The new chairman of the former discount retailer went the budget route for its new corporate image.
The new chairman of the former discount retailer went the budget route for its new corporate image.
The winners and honorees of Fast Company's annual design awards.
The French bring a certain ‘je ne sais quoi’ to poster design for the 2024 Olympic Games.
5 examples of how the app has lost its way.
Design Army wanted to know if AI was a fad or the future—so it employed AI to design an entire campaign for a longtime client.
In terms of sheer impact, the like button was one of the most successful pieces of code ever shipped.
Text-to-image generators are opening up new avenues for design.
Logo designs, much like baby names, can be subject to trends that can date them—but that may not be so bad.
Gray pigments are all over our homes and our products. But despite what TikTokers claim, the rainbow is still alive and well.
A redesigned Gmail may have already arrived in your inbox. No, it’s not all that different. But what would you say if it were?
A subtle change on the front of the 2022 U.S. quarters mimics a shift in the design of corporate logos.
Fluid Engine is a massive overhaul of the company’s platform, with full-bleed content, overlapping images, and more control over your mobile website.
Every year, the AIGA recognizes the best designed book covers. This year’s winners highlight the vibrancy and diversity of the moment.
Apple’s design team is legendary. But following the death of Steve Jobs, dysfunction ran rampant.
Russia ditched the arches, but appears to have kept the ‘M.’
The rise of each new technology creates a need to depict it graphically in a way that promotes recognition and acceptance.
How typefaces impact emotions remains largely unstudied, but a new report suggests that different fonts can elicit different emotions.
A new study reveals that the speed at which you’re able to read online depends a lot on the font—and your age.
Designer Talia Cotton wanted to create an unbiased logo, so she put an algorithm to work.
Twitter is finally releasing an edit button. And, yes, it can be done right.