As someone who has been working with Affinity apps for over a year and a half, I came into this announcement with high expectations, and overall, I am incredibly impressed. The “all-new Affinity” is more than just an update; it’s a revolutionary design and a direct challenge to the industry status quo. A Design That Unifies and Impresses The most …
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Apple’s new “glassy” design is flashy. It looks slick, modern, and almost futuristic—like holding a little piece of sci-fi in your hand. But once you actually use it, the shine wears off. The problem? Readability and usability take a backseat. Cool to Look At, Hard to Read I’ve always kept my phone in dark mode. Even before Apple officially added …
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Google has unveiled Material 3 Expressive, the most significant evolution of its design language in years, set to debut with Android 16 and Wear OS 6 later this year. This update emphasizes personalization, fluid animations, and a cohesive aesthetic across devices, aiming to provide users with a more engaging and tailored experience. Material 3 Expressive: A New Era of Personalization …
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Have you ever thought about how our world might look in ten years? Not just in terms of better phones or faster internet, but a complete shift in how we live, work, and connect with everything around us?I recently followed Nokia’s Technology Vision webinar — the first in a five-part series — and it was one of the most future-facing …
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In the rapidly evolving field of UI design, staying updated with the latest tools is essential. As we progress through 2025, several UI component libraries have emerged as game-changers, offering designers enhanced efficiency, customization, and accessibility. This article explores five standout libraries—HeroUI, Shadcn UI, DaisyUI, FloatUI, and Uiverse—highlighting their key features, advantages, and potential drawbacks to help you determine the …
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A little under a year ago, I decided to give the Affinity Suite a shot. Initially, I wasn’t entirely convinced it could fully replace Photoshop for all my needs. But over time, a combination of factors prompted me to make the switch. The turning point came when I learned about Adobe’s data usage policies and how my subscription fees were …
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In the world of digital design, terminology matters. It shapes how teams think, how work is structured, and how users are ultimately served. One company that’s been quietly redefining how we think about design is Duolingo. While many tech companies have “UX Design” teams, Duolingo opts for a different title: Product Experience (PX). But why this distinction? And what can …
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