In today’s post, we’ll be giving you all the details on how to create an effective and vibey mood board for your brand.

Jordana Maisie takes a bifocal approach to design. The Los Angeles–based founder of Jordana Maisie Design Workshop (JMDW) ...

The solution to this problem is distinctiveness. A unique logo design will: Command attention – In a day, thousands of brands fight for our eyes, so you need something to attract attention. Make an ...

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The Inn on Fifth in Naples has proposed a new three-story building with 11 luxury suites. The Design Review Board granted preliminary approval with 16 conditions, including changes to balconies ...

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With the option to integrate an AEC-Q200 qualified, temperature cycle tested NTC thermistor inside the resistor package, the ISOA200 simplifies designs and saves board space, while its optional PC ...

I wanted more robust accessibility offerings, better usage of Joy-Con controllers, and unique inclusive design practices. And to my surprise, Nintendo answered every wish while also giving extras.

New Jersey's roads are unique compared to those of other states. Especially when it comes to jug handles. Anywhere else, you'd think we'd be talking about a coffee mug. But nope, not in New Jersey.

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You can see influences from rave culture, urban art, and the city’s unique street style in the bold graphics, oversized silhouettes, and tech-inspired designs of local (and global) fashion brands.

But, what you might not know, is that his journey into design started in the world of baseball, a detail highlighted in Georgetown Faces—a series featuring notable campus individuals.