Review
InDesign 2.0 review
On InDesign's 20th anniversary, we look back at version 2.0 – the release that changed everything. Here's our review first published on March 4, 2002.
Web design
What's New
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News
Transport for London's Head of Online details challenging TfL website redesign
Phil Young, Head of Online at TfL, takes us through the process of redesigning the company's widely used website.
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News
Why responsive web design is here to stay
Most Web design trends are just that. But in an increasingly mobile world, with an increasingly diverse number of mobile devices, the principles of responsive Web design aren't going to go away.
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Review
Tumult Hype 2 review
Hype 2 is a huge upgrade to an already-fantastic program, packing in ten big new features
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Review
Softpress Freeway Pro 6 review
Freeway Pro 6 is a long-standing website creation tool for designers rather coders – but can it match up to its newest rival Adobe Muse?
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News
Why Feedly's design makes it a much better RSS reader than Google Reader ever was
Feedly is an object lesson in top-notch web and mobile design. We explain why.
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Tutorials
Photoshop tutorial: How to use Photoshop CC’s new shapes tools
Produce colourful, rounded graphics with Photoshop CC.
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Tutorials
Photoshop tutorial: iPad & iPhone app design techniques
Ustwo’s chief pixel-perfectionist reveals the best way to design phone and tablet
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Features
The future of web design: leading creatives discuss what's coming next
Leading creatives from Attik, Studio Output, Ustwo, The Neighbourhood and more debate where interactive design is headed.
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News
Pitchfork's creative director discusses the design of Cover Stories
The creative process behind the music site's innovative, elegant layouts for in-depth interviews with the likes of Daft Punk, Bat for Lashes and Savages.
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Features
How to design minimalist websites
Tom Reynolds from digital agency SAS London discusses how less can be more when designing sites for clients.
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News
Samsung Galaxy S4: HD-res screen and eye-tracking tech expected
Mobile websites and Android apps for will need to be adjusted to accomodate an even higher resolution and pixel density than was available previously.
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Features
Opinion: Why agile development is slower but better
Matthew Heusser takes issue with the argument that agile development means projects drag out.
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Features
How to integrate social media into your website
Your clients need to know that integrating social media into your site requires more that just sticking on a few buttons. Here's what you should be telling them.
