Even when designing for the screen, we still adopt many metaphors and patterns of print design: from newspapers, magazines, leaflets, novels, and on. We do this for good reasons, mostly. After all, the ecosystem of print has been around for hundreds of years, heavily researched and monetized.

Meet the new member of our Opoloo family and learn something about magic cubes.

Our little blog is enjoying considerable popularity. We're thinking about open sourcing it, just so everyone can enjoy simple, beautiful publishing.

How do you provide a soundtrack for a new medium? The composer of the music for The Last Website shares some insights into his creative process.

Android design has come a long way, although for the longest time it felt like it wasn't necessarily a priority for the platform. Let's dive into the new elements of the Gmail design pointing out where the polish is and where it is missing.

Contrary to popular belief, there is no sorcery involved in logo design. What matters most is the personality of your client. If the logo designer is able to grasp its essence, the magic happens (almost) by itself.

Some delightful insights into the creative process of the artwork for The Last Website. On emotional arcs, killing rabbits, and illuminative illustration.

Why design guidelines matter and where they might cease to do so. On fanatic holoists, Android design culture, and individuality.

For all you wallpaper aficionados: here are some of spring's latest antics.

This is the story of the text of The Last Website, about how an idea was transferred into a verbal message and into a piece of literature.