Author: rrollins

April 3, 2024

April 3, 2024

April 3, 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) is coming for us all. Or at least that’s the current narrative. The technology is already changing how web designers do their jobs. We’re using it to help us debug code and generate content. And who knows what will come next? We’re also seeing prompt-based tools that promise to “design” for us. […]

April 3, 2024

User Experience (UX) is one of the most important fields of design, so it should come as no surprise that there are a multitude of tools available to help UX designers succeed.

April 3, 2024

Consumer expectations for a responsive, immersive, and visually appealing website experience have never been higher. In fact, 72% report that a badly designed website affects their opinion of a business. If your website is badly designed, you may lose potential customers, waste money, increase bounce rates, decrease conversion rates, and damage your search engine optimization […]

April 3, 2024

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April 2, 2024

Illustration 303257331 © Tiagoz | Dreamstime.com The celestial dance of a solar eclipse, with its cosmic choreography of the Moon obscuring the Sun, has long captivated humanity. But what about those who can’t see this awe-inspiring event? Developed at Harvard University, an ingenious device called LightSound bridges the visually-impaired and the wonders of the cosmos—it […]

April 2, 2024

Image via Invisibility Shield Co. If public spaces aren’t your jam, but you still have to be there, look no further than this real-life, working Invisibility Shield. Turning science fiction into science fact is London-based Invisibility Shield Co., which has designed a screen with the ability to bend light and cloak its user from view. […]

April 2, 2024

Video screenshot via Visdeurbel Imagine a world where fish can buzz you to get into their underwater home. Well, sort of. This isn’t Bikini Bottom, but the waterways of Utrecht, Netherlands, where a unique solution has been making a splash—the fish doorbell. Read full article

April 2, 2024

Image via Wikimedia Commons (public domain) For centuries, Hans Holbein the Younger’s portrait of Anne of Cleves has hung in the Louvre, a muted symbol of a pivotal moment in Tudor history. Commissioned by King Henry VIII in 1539, the painting reportedly swayed the king’s decision to marry Anne, his fourth wife. However, upon meeting […]

April 2, 2024

Screenshot via Massimo Dutti Massimo Dutti, the sister brand of Zara, has undergone a brand revival that sees a much more dressed-down logo. Unveiled alongside its limited-edition Spring/Summer 2024 collection, the overhaul has drawn mixed responses. Read full article

April 2, 2024

Images via Pizza Hut Taiwan’s Facebook / Pizza Hut Taiwan Pizza Hut Taiwan is scaling up on bizarro bakes. After breaking out of its shell with a “turtle” pie, the fast-food chain has another reptile up its sleeve, or crust. It’s a Snake Ring Pizza, and it’s not for the faint of heart. Read full […]

April 2, 2024

Photo 308874081 © Dennizn | Dreamstime.com For many, ChatGPT has been a nifty companion for research and content generation. But one persistent criticism has been its lack of transparency—users often have no idea where the information it provides comes from, or if it can even be believed. Read full article

April 1, 2024

Images via IKEA Singapore IKEA’s home solutions address a multitude of problems, with their common thread being that they mainly prevent messes, not create them. At long last, there’s something for neat freaks looking to diversify their storage situation. Read full article

April 1, 2024

Image courtesy of Heinz Eateries that refuse to serve ketchup are now turning as red as a tomato—on the outside, at least—as Heinz is planting special kiosks in their vicinities so customers can finally complete their meals. Read full article

April 1, 2024

Photo 284040839 © Starstock | Dreamstime.com Kim Kardashian is in the hot seat after claiming counterfeit furniture pieces as genuine works by the late minimalist artist Donald Judd. Read full article

March 31, 2024

Tailwind CSS is a utility-first CSS framework for creating custom web pages quickly. Unlike traditional CSS frameworks that offer predefined components, Tailwind provides low-level utility classes that let you build unique designs directly in your HTML markup, giving you the flexibility to customize layouts without having to override any styles or navigate through complex CSS […]

March 31, 2024

Image generated on AI Harvard University’s Houghton Library recently made a skin-tingling decision regarding a controversial item in its collection: a 19th-century book titled Des Destinées de l’Âme (Destinies of the Soul). Written by Arsène Houssaye, the literature was discovered to be bound in human skin in 2014 through scientific testing. After years of internal […]

March 30, 2024

Image generated on AI Have you ever been texted an X-rated photo against your will? News flash, you’ve been cyberflashed. Read full article

March 30, 2024