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Imagine an AI that, instead of randomly designing apps, already knows Apple's interface rules. Now there's a server teaching it exactly that, with all the freshest design guidelines.
Another blow for Meta: the European Union has pointed the finger at Facebook and Instagram. The accusation? Designing for addiction, violating new digital rules.
While everyone waits for the next big tech genius, Sonos is cleaning house at the top. Top designers are out, so who's inventing the future of audio now?
Remember when Apple products were objects people wanted on their desk just to look at them? That creative genius that made the world fall in love is slowly fading—and the next CEO has one mission: reignite that spark before it's too late.
The founders of Tiimo, the Danish app that just nabbed Apple's iPhone App of the Year, have a message for Siri: we could do a lot better together. As Tim Cook opens WWDC's doors in Cupertino, the topic of the moment isn't speed or features—it's something rarer: inclusive design.
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Jony Ive and Marc Hoenig, the minds behind Apple's design, just turned to vehicles. Ferrari Luce and a minimalist golf cart reflect that philosophy: fewer buttons, more beauty.
If you thought Figma was just for drawing squares and rectangles, time to rethink that. The latest update turns the creative world's favorite design tool into something far more ambitious: a machine that speaks both the language of design and the language of code.
How many times have you heard that a decent CMS costs serious money? Here's an answer that just landed on GitHub and might wreck your budget. Someone built a complete content management system — REST APIs, GraphQL, visual page designer — all open-source and ready to be bent to your will.
Ever noticed how design tools make you start from scratch every single time, as if your previous work never existed? Adobe just fixed that annoyance: Firefly now remembers your projects, keeps your assets organized, and lets you pick up where you left off without redoing everything.
How many times have you heard nuclear energy is the future but nobody actually builds it? Well, BWX Technologies just decided to get serious: it's licensing its small modular reactor design after an activist investor basically told them to stop stalling.
There's a drawing style that speaks through silence more than through lines—the kind you see in The New Yorker, where an illustration says everything with minimal effort. Someone just figured out how to teach it to AI agents, and the results are surprisingly elegant.
