The 3 Most Important Stock Photo Trends of 2016
5 leading designers and photographers tell us what brands and consumers want from stock images in 2016.
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Adopt a Design Classic to help London’s Design Museum relocate
A pair of Louboutin heels and a Dyson vacuum cleaner are part of a fundraising campaign towards the London Design Museum’s relocation.
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Best of the Grad Shows 2016: D&AD New Blood
10 brilliant illustrators and designers we spotted at the UK's top graduate show.
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Designers and Photographers Tell Us How We Can Get Better Stock Photos
Has stock imagery has really changed – and how does it needs to change further – so we can get photos that feel authentic, not cheesy.
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10 ways multichannel companies can build trust with customers
Experts in ecommerce, marketing and customer service discuss the best ways to foster trust with your consumers – and build a loyal customer base.
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7 things web and UX designers need to know about Google AMP
The next big thing in SEO is AMP, or Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages. Here experts break down AMP and share insights on what you need to know to stay ahead of the curve.
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5 Amazing Design Projects for Good that have just Won at the RSA Design Awards
This year’s RSA Design Awards’ winners include 5 brilliant projects that want to make life easier and better for people in the UK and overseas.
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21 Incredible Design Projects That Won Awards at Cannes Lions 2016
The best artworks, graphics, animation, illustration, advertising and design work from this year's Cannes Lions winners (with no fakes).
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How artists and designers including Jon Burgerman, Jean Jullien, Axel Scheffler & more are backing Remain in the EU Referendum
The art and design community have created posters, artworks and GIFs to support the Remain campaign. See our pick here.
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Design jobs: How to find and get your first graduate job
Just graduated? We chat to representatives from Wolff Olins, SomeOne, Taxi Studio and Fiasco Design on how to get that first role.
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Watch your body move in a strange, beautiful world with this interactive experience
Glittering, strange, interactive particles rain down on your silhouette in this new installation.
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Embrace your inner Party Pooper with this wacky, fun web game
The aim of London studio Animade’s game is to poop the unwanted house party.
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ustwo's 5 practical ways to improve diversity and eliminate unconscious discrimination in design studios
The digital agency tells us what they're doing to make both their workplace and their work more inclusive.
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How to design complex websites – and change services to make them work better – by the Government's head of design
Louise Downe discusses the 5 guiding principles that enable GDS to design websites and other services that are easier for you to use – and millions of other people too.
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This festival transforms a Florida town into a giant, beautiful work of art
We report from the Digital Graffiti Festival, where once a year artworks are projected over a gleamingly white Florida town.
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Tested: Google Tilt Brush VR painting app for the HTC Vive
Illustrator Alex Moore gets hands-on with the Google Tilt Brush app for painting in VR to discover if it lives up to the hype.
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Google looks beyond Cardboard for the future of VR
The head of Google's virtual reality efforts likened the push into VR to building a new style of operating system from scratch.
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Can better UX end the ad-blocking war?
Online advertisers and ad-blocking software makers don’t have much nice to say about one another. But amid the antagonistic rhetoric, both sides agree there is room for compromise – by making the user experience a priority.
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How Toca Boca designed the characters, UX and gameplay for Toca Dance
Emil Overmar from hip kids game app developer Toca Boca takes us through the design of its latest app, Toca Dance.
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How to avoid cultural communication problems with global clients, suppliers and colleagues
If you work with people around the world, you might find yourself running into communication problems caused by differences in business culture. If that’s the case, it’s time to and reevaluate how you handles cross-cultural communication.
