An emotional tech product is a lifestyle product. It doesn’t necessarily solve a problem. It’s there for entertainment. It’s not a product that people need, it’s a product they choose. Think Netflix, TikTok or …

Somewhere between the golden age of advertising in the 60s and now, we’ve lost something. The internet, despite its wondrous benefits, has turned advertising – a word that used to invoke pride, cunning, allure …

Look at any tech or direct-to-consumer company today and you will quickly notice a visual trend: Simple, sans-serif logo. Short, punchy tagline. Clean, approachable branding. Companies like this are popping up left and right, …

For the first time last week, I wrote about a new project that has consumed a large part of the last year for me. I shared my frustration with the current landscape, how instead …

For many creative folks, 3D design is still considered a final frontier. In our minds, it's a landscape marked with steep learning curves, expensive software and overwhelming interfaces. Little known to most of us, …

As a small team working on a product, you face an eternal conflict: When do you focus on adding features, which adds value to your product, and when do you focus on fixing bugs? …

First of all, this article is NOT sponsored by Google. But if anyone from Google is reading this and wants to send me the Pixel XL, please do, because I’d love to test that …

Date of connection: July 7, 2016 - Lower East Side You were on the corner of Orchard and Rivington, looking down at your phone. You were in a crowd of other people also looking …

One of the questions I hear the most is “What are your favorite typefaces?” The truth is, they change all the time and my answer would probably change every time you ask me. But …