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Cities aren't malls. So why are they starting to look like them?

By Jon Hartman Published

From signage to branding, clarity is key. But the true goal is to foster connection.

Branding
Three people wearing dramatic, black-and-white heavy metal face paint smile while holding up e.l.f. cosmetics tubes and Liquid Death beverage cans next to a promotional "e.l.f. x Liquid Death" logo.

Why brands have swapped competing for co-branding

By Tom May Published

In 2026, more and more brands are teaming up.

Branding

Dear Amazon: Please don't turn James Bond into Star Wars

By Daniel John Published

Disney has made Star Wars feel disposable. I hope 007 doesn't go the same way.

Design

Why the iconic Argentina World Cup logo was so controversial

By Joe Foley Published

Conspiracy theories led a dictatorship to try to scrap the design.

Logos & Icons

Apple paints a damning picture of OpenAI's interview process

By Daniel John Published

The AI company is accused of stealing Apple's trade secrets.

Design
A collage of diverse images including a group of animated friends taking a selfie, a person singing passionately into a microphone, a scenic coastal view, a miniature living room setup, a dog wearing a birthday hat, an intricate gold fox illustration, a black spray bottle, and a cartoon man playing a fiddle.

Meta's "regret" over its scrapped AI tool is like a burglar apologising for the mess

By Tom May Published

Nothing about this episode suggests it was really a mistake.

Design

The ultimate advert quiz: think you know your 1950s ads?

By Rosie Hilder Published

Our adverts through the decade series continues with 1950s advert trivia.

Logos & Icons
Tinder rebrand images

Tinder gets a dramatically different new look to connect with Gen Z

By Georgia Coggan Published

It's all about authenticity.

Branding

"Pokémon Go has taken nostalgia, and elevated it": on its 10th anniversary, experts reflect on the success of Pokémon Go

By Rosie Hilder Published

We look at how the Pokémon Go brand has stood the test of time.

Branding

iPhone 18 Pro leaks point to a bigger, better and heavier smartphone from Apple

By Daniel John Published

From camera breakthroughs to a new design, here's everything we know.

Product Design
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