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UX Collective

The illusion of alignment

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UX Collective

The illusion of alignment

UX Collective

The economics of AI in UX

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UX Collective

The economics of AI in UX

UX Collective

Against images as accessories

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UX Collective

Against images as accessories

UX Collective

Beyond random: why systems behave in predictable ways

11 hours ago

UX Collective

Beyond random: why systems behave in predictable ways

UX Collective

Trust isn’t a feature — it’s the interface

The hardest thing to automate is confidence. Continue reading on UX Collective »

1 day ago

UX Collective

Trust isn’t a feature — it’s the interface

UX Collective

The importance of taste, and other lies we tell ourselves

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UX Collective

The importance of taste, and other lies we tell ourselves

Muzli

Weekly Designers Update 527

10 hours ago

Muzli

Weekly Designers Update 527

Muzli

How AI Can Transform Dashboards from Complex to Effortless

13 hours ago

Muzli

How AI Can Transform Dashboards from Complex to Effortless

Muzli

8 AI Tools Every UI/UX Designer Should Try in 2025

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Muzli

8 AI Tools Every UI/UX Designer Should Try in 2025

Muzli

Top 100 Most Creative and Unique Portfolio Websites of 2025

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Muzli

Top 100 Most Creative and Unique Portfolio Websites of 2025

Muzli

Top 100 Most Creative and Unique Portfolio Websites of 2025

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Muzli

Top 100 Most Creative and Unique Portfolio Websites of 2025

FastCompany Design

Apple TV+ just dropped the ‘+’—other brands are likely to follow suit

Apple TV+ is dead. Long live Apple TV. On October 13, in a press release about F1: The Movie, Apple TV+ nonchalantly slipped in a line that from here on out it will be known simply as “Apple TV, with a vibrant new identity.” The streaming service’s new name is the same as Apple’s connected ...

12 hours ago

FastCompany Design

Apple TV+ just dropped the ‘+’—other brands are likely to follow suit

FastCompany Design

An old rail yard in Milan has been transformed into athlete housing for the 2026 Winter Olympics

When athletes arrive in Milan for the 2026 Winter Olympics, they’ll find themselves living on top of what was once a bustling 19th-century rail yard. The newly revealed athletes village is located in the city’s historic Scalo di Porta Romana district—and when the Games are over, it’ll be converted ...

13 hours ago

FastCompany Design

An old rail yard in Milan has been transformed into athlete housing for the 2026 Winter Olympics

FastCompany Design

This Chinese schoolyard uses giant Lego blocks to let kids endlessly redesign their playground

I can't think of anything better than assembling Lego blocks. Except assembling gigantic Lego that I can actually walk, jump, and nap on. Which is precisely what Lego and Nike did at Baoshan No. 2 Central Primary School in Shanghai. The school has 1,400 students who previously had insufficient ...

13 hours ago

FastCompany Design

This Chinese schoolyard uses giant Lego blocks to let kids endlessly redesign their playground

FastCompany Design

Robert De Niro and Al Pacino reunite … for a fashion campaign

Robert De Niro and Al Pacino are famously close, with a friendship that spans five decades. The actors were first seen together in The Godfather Part II, but their friendship has propelled them to do several other films together, including Heat and The Irishman. Today, they appear in a different ...

17 hours ago

FastCompany Design

Robert De Niro and Al Pacino reunite … for a fashion campaign

FastCompany Design

Landscape architecture’s top prize goes to Mario Schjetnan

The top prize in landscape architecture has just been awarded to Mexican designer Mario Schjetnan, a multifaceted landscape architect whose work has transformed parks across Mexico City and vastly expanded social housing projects across his home coountry. Schjetnan and his firm, Grupo de Diseño ...

1 day ago

FastCompany Design

Landscape architecture’s top prize goes to Mario Schjetnan

FastCompany Design

Meet the first-ever luggage with built-in AirTags

When Apple's AirTag came out four years ago, one of the most obvious uses for it was for luggage. On my long trips to Asia, I always breathe a sign of relief when I glance at my phone and find that my checked suitcase has been loaded onto the aircraft. And I often wish I had one in my carry-on ...

1 day ago

FastCompany Design

Meet the first-ever luggage with built-in AirTags

smashing magazine

The Grayscale Problem

From A/B tests to AI slop, the modern web is bleeding out its colour. Standardized, templated, and overoptimized, it’s starting to feel like a digital Levittown. But it doesn’t have to be.

2 days ago

smashing magazine

The Grayscale Problem

IxDF

Don Norman